I’m thrilled to be a Fellow in Garden & Landscape Studies at Dumbarton Oaks this academic year! I highly recommend…

Check out this new article from the Smithsonian Magazine on the history of environmental recordings (with an unexpected appearance by…

A late-night spotlight on Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto and his transformation of a tsunami-damaged piano into a permanent sonic and…

Each week, I’ll highlight a composer or sound artist who works closely with ecological sounds. Today, I’d like to highlight…

Check out the call for papers for an upcoming, eco-adjacent symposium happening at Berkeley later this year! https://careers.amsmusicology.org/opportunity/berkeley-ca-call-for-papers-cfp-clouds-streams-and-ground-truths-developing-methods-for-studying-algorithmic-music-ecosystems/

“What does a melting glacier sound like?” Check out this op-doc from the New York Times on Ludwig Berger’s efforts…

The EDC’s Multi-Elemental Radio Station (MERS) is an interactive environmental sound installation, accessible via the EDC website. Inspired by ETH…