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Over the last 12 months I've been working on an audiovisual project based around WWII immigration, refugee resettlement and analogue processing; as part of the project's development towards an exhibition in 2015, I've started a blog and uploaded some audio excerpts: http://internecined.tumblr.com
"Sophrosyne" is a reworking of the Werner Baer piece "Hay For Happy". The song was written as a reaction to being interned in the Hay POW Camp in NSW. The audio was processed through reel to reel recorders, filtered, and mixed with location recordings by Nik Harrison. The spoken word at the end is from the Fine Music 102.5FM/2MBS FM show from 1992, "Werner Baer Remembered" (audio used by permission). Arranged by Charles Sage and mastered by Guiseppe Ielasi.
Archival audio processed through reel to reel recorders, filtered, and mixed with bass flute by Isnaj Dui. Audio is from the Fine Music 102.5FM/2MBS FM show from 1992, "Werner Baer Remembered" (audio used by permission). Arranged by Charles Sage and mastered by Guiseppe Ielasi.
