Hi Grant 
Hope you’re well
I am over the technical glitches of last year so have a set up ready to go. 
I have been recording rivers a lot over winter - although that might not be appropriate - you can’t hear much except for water! :) Dawn chorus has barely started up here with the snow and drop in temps. 
Have a couple other nice spots though with reliable WiFi at last though. Peak District finally got some more investment. I will probably be here in May, if not I’d like to do a nearby grouse moor but I’ll have to scope out the strength / reliability of the 3G: we will have nesting curlew which would sound very atmospheric. 
Cheers
Dominic 

On Thu, 5 Mar 2020 at 11:40 am, Grant Smith <grant_smith@mac.com> wrote:
Dear streamers

The weekend of 2-3 May is International Dawn Chorus Day.

This year for the seventh time, Soundcamp will help coordinate a 24+ hour radio transmission of live sounds of daybreak, following the sunrise around the earth.

Reveil can be imagined as an audit of planetary soundcapes, a public art work co-created across scales, or an incentive to get up earlier..

The broadcast is assembled at a temporary radio station in an urban ecology park in London and goes out over some 20 radio stations around the world. 

Reveil relies primarily on streams on the Locus Sonus soundmap to which we all contribute.

On this occasion we again warmly invite streamers to refresh your microphones, to consider new approaches and installations, and to check out resources and digital tools:

http://locusonus.org/wiki/index.php?page=Locustream.en

Please let us know questions

We anticipate your sounds!

Thanks best wishes
Grant


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Reveil 2020 participates in the Acoustic Commons, a small cooperation project for the Creative Europe program of the European Union.

Over three years (2020-22), Acoustic Commons will develop work between Full of Noises (Barrow, Cumbria - lead partner), Locus Sonus (Aix-Marseille), CONA (Ljubljana), Soundcamp (London), Hellenic Mediterranean University (Crete) and Cyberforest (Tokyo).
As the project proceeds, it will involve events, workshops and creative actions outside conventional cultural spaces, focusing on sounds as intangible resources which can be shared.




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