DEMA researcher Aleks Kolkowski was interviewed by journalist Jeff Palms for Delano in the Autumn last year about his use of historical sound recording technologies.
DEMA researcher Aleks Kolkowski was interviewed by journalist Jeff Palms for Delano in the Autumn last year about his use of historical sound recording technologies. Kolkowski: “It’s an investigation of the history of use, which is often hidden.”
Link to the article:
https://delano.lu/article/forget-steampunk-the-historian
The Stentorphone was developed between 1910 and 1920 by Harry Alfred Gaydon. Stentor was a character in Greek mythology who had a very loud voice. The difference between…
Sound recording made with a Wilcox-Gay 'Recordio' 1C10 portable tape and disc recorder (ca. 1950). The recording, made by sound artist Aleksander Kolkowski, is a homage to Alvin Lucier's seminal electro-acoustic composition "I am Sitting in a Room" (1969).
