Museum of Portable Sound

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Since 2015, independent portable museum now based in Southsea, Portsmouth, UK bringing the culture & history of sound (beyond music) to the world, one listener at a time.

VISIT OUR MUSEUM: https://museumofportablesound.com/visit

SUPPORT US: https://patreon.com/museumofportablesound

DIRECTOR & CHIEF CURATOR:
https://johnkannenberg.com

#Sound #SoundStudies #museum #museums #musesocial #FieldRecording #museology #MuseumStudies #IntangibleCulturalHeritage #SoundBeyondMusic #MuseumsAreNotNeutral

Websitehttps://www.museumofportablesound.com

It's time to talk to your kids about portable sound. We can help. Book a family visit to the Museum of Portable Sound at museumofportablesound.com/visit.

#iPod #firewire #parenting #OnlineMuseum

An original Topps trading card from the first E.T. - The Extra Terrestrial card series entitled ‘The Listeners’, showing the inside of a US govt surveillance van (1982). Donated by Ryan Sarnowski.

#ET #StevenSpielberg #surveillance #TradingCards #listening #eavesdropping

The Museum is open! Yesterday we had the pleasure of hosting a pair of visitors who listened to our entire gallery of #glitches - and here are their reactions!

Book your own visit at https://museumofportablesound.com/visit!

#glitch #noise #iPod #FireAlarm #art #sound #museum #SoundMuseum

How To Visit Us

Whether online or in person, you get a personalised guided tour from our Director & Chief Curator, who meets with every visitor! We are OPEN for Online & In Person Visits! In-person visits …

The Museum of Portable Sound

Tom Cruise with a MiniDisc in his mouth in Mission: Impossible (dir: Brian DePalma, 1996)

#TomCruise #MiniDisc #mouth #MissionImpossible #SoundBeyondMusic

Roger Payne, conservationist and popularizer of whale song, dies aged 88

Payne is credited for helping save whales from extinction by recording their songs and galvanizing a global movement

The Guardian
The sound ecologist capturing a disappearing world: ‘70% of habitats I recorded are gone’

Bernie Krause has been recording sounds from the natural world for 55 years. A new San Francisco exhibition of his work offers a moving plea for the environment

The Guardian
@Zwieblein Sadly, this is as much as we know at the moment.

Spotify fined SEK 58 million by Swedish regulator for violating GDPR – specifically, how Spotify handles users' personal data and its customers' access to the information

https://www.engadget.com/spotify-has-been-fined-54-million-for-violating-gdpr-data-rules-172036418.html

#Spotify #UserData #GDPR #StopRentingMusic

Engadget is part of the Yahoo family of brands

"New communications system uses 'ray guns' to transmit voices secretly and silently. Sending and receiving units are shaped like guns, which are aimed at each other for transmission. Words spoken into gun are converted into infrared radiation, transmitted to receiver. It converts radiation back to sound. Units have three-mile range."

Experimental technology apparently being tested by the ever-trustworthy Minneapolis police. Science World Scholastic magazine, vol. 2, n. 3 (1 March 1961) #raygun

“If the [aerophones] were used for hunting, then this is the earliest evidence of the use of #sound in hunting,” said Hamudi Khalaily, an archaeologist at the Israel Antiquities Authority

https://gizmodo.com/ancient-bird-bones-fashioned-flutes-levant-1850523083

#Archaeology #aerophones #flutes #SoundBeyondMusic

Ancient Bird Bones May Have Been Fashioned Into Flutes for Catching More Birds

A team of archaeologists posit a unique theory about 12,000-year-old bird bones from the Levant, which appear to have been crafted into flutes.

Gizmodo