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The butterfly develops through a process called metamorphosis. The term is also used to describe general transformation or change. A new phase where something is left behind. Jacob Kirkegaard - Metamorphosis (2021) Metamorphosis is a soundtrack which uses sound recordings of butterfly wings combined with names of extinct butterfly species, whispered in Latin. The sound recordings of butterfly win
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/metamorphosis - 2025-06-17
Within the groups involved in the Sound Environmental Center, acoustic research is going on at the acoustics groups at LTH (in Lund) and at DTU (the Technical University of Denmark, in Lyngby, Demark). The group in at LTH is conducting research in, e.g., building acoustics, and have during the last years reported several interesting projects in this area. I will however concentrate this report on
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/research/acoustics-sound-environment-centre - 2025-06-17
WEBCAST: 25 NOVEMBER, KLOCKAN 10:00 - 11:00 (CET) The event will be in English What is noise, where can it be heard, and what should we do with it? These questions are answered in very different ways in the book Negotiating Noise Across Places, Spaces and Disciplines that came out in September 2021. The book is a result of transdisciplinary conversations at two workshops – one at Lund University a
TO TEST STRESS-REDUCING SOUND ENVIRONMENTS WITH ELEMENTS OF NATURE IN WORK PLACES The project focuses on how to experimentally investigate stress recovery, using typical sounds from nature (such as wind, bird song and sounds from a brook), in a natural context, in an indoor environment. If the study shows that natural elements can accelerate the recovery from high levels of stress, such environmen
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/research/project-soundscape - 2025-06-17
EXPLORING SOUND SOLASTALGIA The piece “Wave - exploring sound solastalgia” for the Sound Bench seeks to give sense and explore basic affects related to our sonically changing life worlds Nature sounds are often seen as relaxing, and understood as reconnecting our minds and bodies with something primeval. Such sounds are used for stress recovery in the fields of medicine and psychology, as well as
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/wave - 2025-06-17
March 28 - April 24, 2022 Sound contains energy that can be converted into motion if the sound bounces or passes through an object. The object can absorb some of the sound that passes and then steals some of the energy that is converted into a force that can affect its movement. Some of the sound will also be reflected by the object and this also gives rise to a force and movement. Julia Rakel Öjb
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/acoustofluidics - 2025-06-17
Sound Studies Lecture Series Watch recordings of our open lectures in autumn 2022 Loud silence Sofia Chanfreau & Jonas Borell Mio, my son 2022 Antifascism: Electronic music from worlds on fire Lund Culture Night 2022 Schools out Johan Chandorkar & Viveka Lyberg Åhlander 2022 Acoustofluidics Julia Rakel Öjbrandt Wikenmo & Per Augustsson 2022 What is noise? Gothenburg Book Fair 2022 Katastrofal karn
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2022 - 2025-06-17
Co-arranged by Media History at the Department of Communication and Media and the Sound Environment Centre OPEN LECTURE Thursday 28 April 13.15–15.00 LUX B152 (Helgonavägen 3, Lund) A host of recent scholarship has come to focus on the role and nature of archives not simply as silent repositories of past traces, but as core institutions of power where knowledge is created and defended. As such ar
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2022/sound-images-and-postcolonial-archives-polyvocal-interpretations - 2025-06-17
Created by Sofia Chanfreau and Umami Produktion in Malmö April 25 - May 1, 2022 During the week of Litteralund's festival for children's and youth's litterature, The Sound Bench will play the work "Mio, my son - a sound experience". The sound work is about 20 minutes long and starts every full and half hour between 08:00 - 20:00 Astrid Lindgren's Mio, my son is a children's book classic that has t
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/mio-my-son-sound-experience - 2025-06-17
May 2 - May 18 & May 23 - June 13, 2022 A number of different individuals gather in a classroom. Most are children. Someone is an adult. The voices are mixed, talking and laughing. Everyone has a voice. Someone wants to say something, make themselves heard. Nobody hears. Everyone wants to say something. Everyone hear. We communicate and learn from each other. Johan Chandorkar Technical manager and
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/schools-out - 2025-06-17
May 19 - 22, 2022 Once again it is time for the "Lundakarneval", which takes place every four years! This is noticed on The Sound Bench with a small cavalcade of carnival melodies from the carnival years between 1986 - 2022. 1986 Genialkarneval 1990 Dubbelmoralkarneval 1994 Bergochdalkarneval 1998 Ritualkarneval 2002 Idealkarneval 2006 Dualkarneval 2010 Rätt&felkarnevel 2014 Futura
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/katastrofal-karnevalskavalkad - 2025-06-17
The Sound Bench, June 14th - July 8th, 2022 Loud Silence Sofia Chanfreau & Jonas Borell We are surrounded by sound. Unceasingly. Traffic noise, telephones, rustling trees, other people speaking or moving. Even when we experience silence, there is background noise: air vents, a buzzing fridge or another person chewing gum. All of these minor background sounds can be perceived as disturbing, especia
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/loud-silence - 2025-06-17
June 14 - July 8 Contemporary Swedish office buildings are constructed and fitted to ensure minimal noise, making many work environments silent. This might seem good, avoiding the disturbance of various kinds of noise from outside and inside, but sometimes it becomes too silent. The silent background allows some sounds created in the office work situation to be perceived more easily, and speech be
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/loud-silence - 2025-06-17
Throughout the 20th and 21st century many composers and sound artists address fascism, nazism, colonialism and disastrous wars in means that expands written and spoken words. Such affective expressions carry an ability to simultaneously express emotions and politics of high complexity. This concert presents such four pieces composed for quadrophonic loudspeaker system. Video documentation of conce
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/2022/antifascism-electronic-music-worlds-fire - 2025-06-17
Autumn Program 2022 PETTER JOHANSSON (LUND UNIVERSITY) Say it with a smile! The impact of your voice, on yourself and others OCTOBER 6, 14.15-16.00, LUX:C214 READ MORE AND WATCH LECTURE CHRISTINE JEANNERET (UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN) Listening to the Past: Soundscapes and Sonic History at Rosenborg Castle OCTOBER 27, 14.15-16.00, LUX:C214 READ MORE AND WATCH LECTURE JOHN LEVACK DREVER (GOLDSM
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2022/sound-studies-lecture-series - 2025-06-17
BOOK TALK: What is noise? To whom is something noisy and why is it so? From the left: James Mansell, Sanne Krogh Groth and moderator Martin Degrell Photographer: Gisela Lindberg Book Talk between Sanne Krogh Groth and James Mansell, September 22, on the topic What is noise? To whom is something noisy and why is it so? This Book Talk is part of Lund University's program during Gothenburg Book Fair.
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/2022/gothenburg-book-fair-2022 - 2025-06-17
The following projects have been granted funding from the Sound Environment Centre Spring semester 2025 Incentive funding for project applicationKristin Aleklett (Department of Biology). ”Can fungal behaviors be disrupted or triggered by sound and vibrations”. 50 000 SEKAnders Reuter (Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences) ” The intimate sonic spaces of social media: Hyperlistening to short vid
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/research-and-funding/previously-granted-funds - 2025-06-17
PART OF THE SOUND STUDIES LECTURE SERIES Petter Johansson OCTOBER 6, 2022, 14.15-16.00, LUX:C214 Petter Johansson will introduce a new methodology to explore the impact of the emotionality expressed in the human voice. This signal has evolved to inform as well as to influence others: when I sound happy it makes you glad; when there is anger in my voice, what I say carries more weight. But how awar
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/2022/say-it-smile-impact-your-voice-yourself-and-others - 2025-06-17
PART OF THE SOUND STUDIES LECTURE SERIES Christine Jeanneret OCTOBER 27, 2022, 14.15-16.00, LUX:C214 Can we listen to the past with our modern ears? What are the challenges of reconstructing a sonic history? Project SOUND: Soundscapes of Rosenborg is an innovative research in sonic history, with a time-specific and site-specific approach. Christine studies the soundscapes and everyday life during
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/2022/listening-past-soundscapes-and-sonic-history-rosenborg-castle - 2025-06-17
PART OF THE SOUND STUDIES LECTURE SERIES John Levack Drever NOVEMBER 17, 2022, 15.15-16.30, LUX:B251 The term aural diversity expresses the surprisingly provocative idea that hearing should not be represented as a fixed, ideal, symmetrical, mechanistic, universal set of metrics predicated on the otologically normal, but rather, as a capricious sense that we and others tacitly know from day to day
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/2022/aural-diversity-hearing-universal-hearing-particular - 2025-06-17
