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School Revolt - Pedagogy in Sound: Mutual Learning in A Major/Minor Speculative
In this experiment, we will challenge established modes of learning and teaching by engaging in conversation with one another through improvisation. Seeing each other as both teacher and student, as storyteller and listener, we will exit the world of the uttered word and meet together in sound. There, we hope to find spaces to learn from one another in how we offer notes, melodies, chords, and silences.
About Judit:
An enthusiast of music cultures, a supporter of socially and politically involved arts, and a veteran fan of free improvised music and punk, Judit has been involved with various alternative associations across Europe over the years. Among them is a long association with Mediawave Festival in Hungary, where she served in various functions; program curator, international network representative, and festival coordinator. Another example is the Doek collective in Holland, where Judit was involved in starting a collective community calendar for the local creative music scene. She was also a part of the independent record label Barefoot Records in Denmark as a label and project manager. Judit is now working on a research project investigating the changing political horizons of free improvised music scenes in Europe as a Ph.D. student at the International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation.
About Yotam:
Yotam is a bass player and a historian who is currently working on a PhD project that traces global movements of anarchist educators. More importantly, he looks for friends to explore sonic landscapes with him, and from whom he can learn more about music and sound.
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By In this experiment, we will challenge established modes of learning and teaching by engaging in conversation with one another through improvisation. Seeing each other as both teacher and student, as storyteller and listener, we will exit the world of the uttered word and meet together in sound. There, we hope to find spaces to learn from one another in how we offer notes, melodies, chords, and silences.
About Judit:
An enthusiast of music cultures, a supporter of socially and politically involved arts, and a veteran fan of free improvised music and punk, Judit has been involved with various alternative associations across Europe over the years. Among them is a long association with Mediawave Festival in Hungary, where she served in various functions; program curator, international network representative, and festival coordinator. Another example is the Doek collective in Holland, where Judit was involved in starting a collective community calendar for the local creative music scene. She was also a part of the independent record label Barefoot Records in Denmark as a label and project manager. Judit is now working on a research project investigating the changing political horizons of free improvised music scenes in Europe as a Ph.D. student at the International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation.
About Yotam:
Yotam is a bass player and a historian who is currently working on a PhD project that traces global movements of anarchist educators. More importantly, he looks for friends to explore sonic landscapes with him, and from whom he can learn more about music and sound.