non-profit to us it is not non-profit for you.
If there was anyone who should get his own stuff it would be this
project. Just posting to every listserv known to man is spam and
nothing more. Jim, just dump this lister from the group there is no
real person here just a add for please send me.
Rich
--- In "marcthor97"
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>
> Inviting submissions by recordists of nature sounds for
> inclusion in a not-for-profit multimedia show based on
> Jack Kerouac's "On the Road." (Recordings of ambient
> sounds of specific locations requested in separate post.)
>
> I'm a composer in NYC organizing the performance.
> Recordings of specific sounds mentioned in Kerouac's
> novel, and from various locations mentioned in the
> book, will be mixed together and played during the
> performance, which will also include DJ/VJ, jazz combo,
> dance, and film clips, and other live performers.
>
> Contributors will be acknowledged in publications by the
> project. (Anonymous contributions welcome also.)
>
> If you'd like to participate, please submit a recording
> from the list below. The list is divided into three sections:
> nature sounds, animal sounds, and man-made sounds.
>
> THANKS!
>
> Use any means of recording (digital rec, dvd, etc.) but send
> submissions on audio CD or audio flashcard if possible.
> Record 30 seconds to 10 minutes.
>
> Deadline: July 4, 2005.
>
> Send submissions, unedited and LABELED with
> name of sound (as listed below) to:
> Prof. Marc Thorman
> Baruch College
> Fine and Performing Arts VC 7-235
> New York, NY, 10010
>
> NATURE SOUNDS
> Storm/Rain: 1 lightning 2 thunderclaps 3 blizzards;
> snowstorms 4 rain; (in torrents); (start to rain harder);
> drum on roof; (wildly); (lashing); downpour; (driving);
> (roar); (hard) 5 waterfalls 6 dripping eaves
>
> Wind: 1 west wind 2 wind from Lake Michigan
> 3 rushing wind of open truck 4 whisper of the wind
> 5 rainy wind 6 wind howled 7 wind rattles
windowpane
> 8 soft breeze 9 desert breeze blew 10
whining wind
> 11 immense winds 12 wind roar 13 windy
panhandle
> grasses 14 great clouds of gritty wind blew
> 15 continual mistral winds 16 wind blew across immense
> tree goves 17 hurricane 18 screech
of wind
>
> Fire:1 fire 2 fireplace 3 fires
4 campfire 5
> woodfire
>
> ANIMAL SOUNDS
> 1 cows coming home; mooing 2 birds sing/trill; clucking
> 3 dogs yammered; dogs bark; (dog); (furiously); run by
> 4 rhino huffing , puffing, approaching 5 rats run;
scurry
>
> 6 clip-clop of horse's hooves closer & closer;
> horse...trotting;
> [horse] trotted...passed the car; [horse] whinnied softly; [horse[
> clip-cloped....hoofbeat fading; horseraces; horses eat oats
> 7 wild horses whinnying in the distance 8
cats squeal
> 9 ferret rushed out 10 rattlesnake
11 owl hoot
> 12 parrot swearing in spanish 13 plod with burrows
> 14 moths smash at bulbs; smash on windshield;
> jungle-night bugs hurl themselves against bulbs;
> moths smash into arc-lights 15 flies flew 16 sheep
moil
> and raise dust below 17 r oosters crow
> 18 pigeons yakking in street
>
> MAN-MADE SOUNDS
>
> Machines: telegraph clicks; whirring fan blades; phone rang;
> call (on phone); (in motel booth); (cab); (use phone); (call up );
> answer phone; slam phone down; punch timeclock;
> shove nickels in jukebox; ticking old clock; tick-tocking;
> hum of hotel neon; throb of neons; slot machine
> (throw half-dollar in); [slot mchine] counters click;
> Ferris wheel revolving; the great machine descending from the sky
>
> 2 (pop of) Roman candles 3 creak of old wood in
hotel;
> old house creaks 4 bottles roll on floor;
banging of beer
> bottles; bottles breaking; bottles clanked; 5 restrain in
> chains;
> cut at bushes with machetes; gather dry fronds; light lamps
> 6 straighten papers; wash flapping; took shower; jump into
> ice cold showers; shave; wash (oneself) (in gas station's
> men's room ); (up); (hands); take bath; sweep (floor)(up);
> plied broom; straighten out house; do/wash dishes; wipe glasses
> 7 ring /buzz doorbell; knock on door; knock on window;
> open window; shoot up the window; climb in window; climb
> thru window; scramble through window; fiddle with doorknobs;
> opendoor; slam door; hurl pumps at door' stagger (through door);
> lock door 8 light butt; lit pipe 9 balling; wild
> lovemaking;
> gun gals; make love 10 raise flag on 60-foot
pole
> 11 tennis-playing; surf-riding; shoot pool; swimming; play
> basketball ; play softball; play baseball; play catch ; dribble;
> bounce (basket)ball; horseriding......including dodging posts,
> hurling aruond houses, ...jumping over .. running over hills; crowd
> roared; kids played soccer; play cards with boys
> 12 harvesting; cottonpicking; grapepicking; haying; stoke ferry
> furnaces; work in mills (of Paterson); work on railroad' carpenters
> working; work at Firestone (tire factory) as mold man, curing
> recapped tires and hauling big hunnerd-fifty-pound tires from the
> floor to the top of the cars; work in car factories; work crops;
> pour draft beer; set up carnival; milk cows
> 13 drop pennies; throw money to attendant ; count cents
> 14 knit
> 15 tear at tee shirt ; boulder explodes; rubber tires blow up;
> break open the safe; riffle up the papers; kick over a few chairs;
> overturn glasses; burst like a boil; squirt water in the air;
> kids play cowboys & Indians; play cowboys in the dark; cast hot
tar;
> hammering, banging; kick pebbles; throw pebbles at
window
>
> 16 unfold roll of paper 17 write/wrote ; sign
(paper
> signing);
> scribble 18 remove nails with
> hammerhook
> 19 throw knives; throw bones; throw stones over fence
> 20 type rapidly [on mAnuAl typewriter]
> 21 pull bottles out of soft-drink box
> 22 jump; (up & down); (into back seat); (up & down in stocking
feet);
> (on platform making it sag & squeak); (up); (in)
> 23 hop; (up & down (on pavement)); (in chair convulsively);
leap;
> (up); (out ); (out of bed) 24 run /ran; (off);
(out);
> (downstairs);
> (around); (away); (like mad); (up the street); (around in a circle)
> 25 rush around; ( the ferry deck); rush out ; rush in; dash off;
> took a dash; dive over bushes; climb walls of canyon;
> scramble down canyon walls
> 26 bounce; (kids on bed); (in our seats); (up and down)
> 27 wakl; ( off); (on sidewalk); ((thru) rickety streets of
Joliet );
> (uphill); (down the street)
> 28 stroll; stalk out; reel; clack of high heels; prowl upstairs;
rock
> back & forth; shuffle; shuffle on rug; stumble; (upstairs); (over
one
> another); (around the streets); flapping beat shoes; Army platoon
> marching; pace 29 roll on grass; roll a
hoop
> 30 piss outside 31 snap fingers
> 32 rub eyes 33 slap knee(s); slap at
arm;
> slap on back;
> sock palm; hit on ass with cue; pound table; punch one fist into
> another; pound fist; punch at dashboard; punch one's chest;
> beating
> my thighs; bang on table; clap hands; fist fight; fight; sock palms
> 34 hamburgers sizzle on grill; pop corn; pour big drink; make
> coffee; brew coffee; make breakfast; cook; (up breakfast in
> iron pots); rustle around kitchen; fried food; munch/eat..candy;
> eat peanuts; puttering around with pots and pans; scrape
> bubblegum off windowpanes; chew gum; chewed slowly; eat
> popcorn and chips; open iceboxes; fill box with groceries,
> unpack & put everything back; pile groceries on table; pack a
> lunch; pour chocolate syrup; mash birdseed in cookpot ;
> make hot chocolate
> 35 drink; (beer); (bottles of beer); (from bottles); (coffee);
> (wine);
> (bourbon); slug outta bottles 36 gulp;
swallow
> 37 keys fall out
> 38 signs flapping
> 39 blank guns go off; let go a blast of the .32[-caliber
revolver];
> shoot hole in wall [with shotgun]; air gun...to pop benzedrine
> tubes; shotgun blast; shooting [gun] 40 get
teeth
> cleaned
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