"Lauschen", performance in Bath

Garrelfs, Iris. 2018. "Lauschen", performance in Bath. In: ""Lauschen"", Bath Spa Fringe, Walcot Chapel, Bath, United Kingdom. [Performance]
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Iris Garrelfs performs her piece "Lauschen" at Bath Fringe Festival 2018.

video: https://youtu.be/wirZZtfRyd8
website: http://irisgarrelfs.com/lauschen

Lauschen is a performance work by Iris Garrelfs for improvised voice, environment and listening cones. It was originally devised in 2016 specifically for Lausch II at Lewisham Art House, London, UK as a series curated by Rahel Kraft, but has since been performed elsewhere.

Lauschen is a German term, meaning “close listening” or “eavesdropping”. The performance uses listening cones as a device to re-orient an audience’s listening experience and open new aural perspectives. The audience/performer divide is also blurred as the performer uses no stage but moves freely amongst the auditorium.
Item Type Performance
Keywords Iris Garrelfs, improvisation, voice, performance art, Fringe Arts Bath, It Sounds Devicive, Walcot Chapel, Lee Riley, Lauschen, sound art, eavesdropping, live
Departments, Centres and Research Units Music > Unit for Sound Practice Research
Date Deposited 14 Sep 2018 13:17
Last Modified 29 Apr 2020 16:51

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