| Subject: | Taka Tunes |
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| From: | "{ brad brace }" bbrace2001 |
| Date: | Wed May 28, 2014 8:12 am ((PDT)) |
Sound Design 2007: Taka Tales from Narikel Jingira Island, Bangladesh (Art Exhibition with Installed Audio, Tea and free Taka Tunes CDs) available from Brad Brace <> flyer: http://bbrace.net/two-taka-tunes-podcast/taka-tunes.jpg complete recordings sometimes playing now: http://69.64.225.198:8000 mp3 podcast materials: http://bbrace.net/two-taka-tunes-podcast/two-taka-tunes-podcast.html Scene: extensive, evocative audio field-recordings from a concrete Bangladeshi guesthouse looking back on a thatched bamboo village by the Bay of Bengal, with an exhibit of particularly well-used, framed two-taka banknotes. https://audioboo.fm/boos/195103-taka-tunes bbs: brad brace sound: http://69.64.225.198:8000 Global Islands Project: http://bradbrace.net/id.html http://bbrace.net/id.html |
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