Exploring the ethical front lines of sound
Matthew Herbert is joined by guests to explore the ethical front lines of sound. What is it acceptable to record and listen to? With live music and recordings, including some made in Manhattan on 11 September 2001.
Matthew Herbert is a DJ, director of the new BBC Radiophonic Workshop and a sound artist who has made music out of bombs exploding, slaughterhouses and more.
Part of a Season of Sound, celebrating the Library’s sound archive. Audio installation supplied by Bowers & Wilkins.
Image by Phil Penman
Details
| Name: | Matthew Herbert: The Politics of Listening |
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| Where: |
Knowledge Centre The British Library 96 Euston Road London NW1 2DB Show Map How to get to the Library |
| When: | - |
| Price: |
Full Price: £12.00 Member: £8.00 Senior 60+: £10.00 Student: £8.00 Registered Unemployed: £8.00 Under 18: £8.00 Friend of the British Library: £8.00 |
| Enquiries: | +44 (0)1937 546546 boxoffice@bl.uk |