Last Audience
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Dropped into a new transmission, the audience tunes into an uncanny place: Welcome to Listening! We are capturing sound! In this final episode, memory and place ground us and take us elsewhere.
You can find the transcript for this episode here.
Last Audience: a performance podcast is created and performed by Yanira Castro with Sound Designer Erica Ricketts and Creative Producer Ariel Lembeck.
Episode Collaborators:
- Amir Hall, Performer of The Satyrics
- SNATCH ATTACK, I am a Human Now
MadDaddy MayHammhmm (Madison Krekel), Vox
Frankie Jane Painful (Isaiah Singer), Guitar
Agent Boom (Crystal Jurado), Bass
Morgue-an Screamin' (Konrad Payne), Drums - Vocals recorded by Morgan Orion. Produced and R, recorded by Rowan Brind at Behind the Curtains Media. Mixed and Mastered by Michael Abiuso at Behind the Curtains Media.
- Michael Rodríguez, Jr., Performer, Bomba Holandé (Barilles de Bomba, cua and maraca)
Episode 03 Notes:
Oral family history: Haydée Milagros Negroni Diaz, Lucien Castro Crocitto, Recording Assistant
Songs and poem in episode:
Y Tú, ¿Qué Has Hecho? by Eusebio Delfín
Yauco, Pueblo Perfumado by José Gordils Negroni
En Mi Viejo San Juan by Noel Estrada
Crowd recording is in the Plaza del Quinto Centenario, Puerto Rico during #RickyRenuncia singing the revolutionary song by Lola Rodríguez de Tió, La Borinqueña.
Podcast Collaborators:
Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez, Accessibility Artistry
April Biggs, Accessibility Artistry & Transcription
Andrew Chapman, Transcript Ep 02 and Ep 03
Paul Knipper, Logo Design
Last Audience is a project of a canary torsi, a group of artists who create performance experiences together. It is inspired from a book of performance scores, Last Audience: a performance manual, made with the Museum of Contemporary Art/Chicago.
Follow us on instagram: @acanarytorsi
Tips for optimum listening experience:
- It is a fiction. And like a novel… you may want to start with episode 01 before jumping into episode 02. The episodes build on one another.
- It is a performance. So like any performance, it invites your attention. Put on headphones and be in this sonic world with us. Take pleasure in listening. Turn off those notifications.
- It is participatory! You are invited to act. Be open to how the podcast moves you.
In this episode, participants return to a familiar sonic space, but why we are here and who we are with is undergoing a crisis of faith. Nothing is as it seems, and we may never come back.
*Trigger Warning: This episode contains the sound of gunshots. If you would prefer to avoid this section, skip [14:48-14:56]
You can find the transcript for this episode here.
Last Audience: a performance podcast is created and performed by Yanira Castro with Sound Designer Erica Ricketts and Creative Producer Ariel Lembeck.
Episode Collaborators:
Lizbeth Roman, Performer & Composer of Agua que Vuelve with production, mixing and mastering by Rafa Rivera
Amir Hall, Performer of The Satyrics
Notes:
Speech recordings are of Puerto Rican Independentistas Lolita Lebrón and Pedro Albizu Campos.
Podcast Collaborators:
Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez, Accessibility Artistry
April Biggs, Accessibility Artistry & Transcription
Andrew Chapman, Transcript Ep 02 and Ep 03
Paul Knipper, Logo Design
Marielys Burgos Melendez, Communicator & Digital Content Strategist
Last Audience is a project of a canary torsi, a group of artists who create performance experiences together. It is inspired from a book of performance scores, Last Audience: a performance manual, made with the Museum of Contemporary Art/Chicago. This podcast was made possible by a generous MacDowell Fellowship.
Follow us on instagram: @acanarytorsi
Tips for optimum listening experience:
- It is a fiction. And like a novel… you may want to start with episode 01 before jumping into episode 02. The episodes build on one another.
- It is a performance. So like any performance, it invites your attention. Put on headphones and be in this sonic world with us. Take pleasure in listening. Turn off those notifications.
- It is participatory! You are invited to act. Be open to how the podcast moves you.
