Over the next few months, I will be adding older audio works to my Bandcamp page. These works have been released on various net-labels, but are not on Bandcamp. You can still easily find them on Internet Archive.
This one is not that old, but I felt it was a good way to start.
Summer Storms was released on GFR last November.
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Qixia featured on Framework Radio edition 594!
Big thanks to Framework radio for playing tracks from Qixia this week! A really special show. Go here to listen and find listings to tune in.
Liguria in Best of 2016 Film List!
A very warm and heartfelt thanks to L’ emerge del possibile for including Liguria in their 2016 best of list! This cinema blog is miles ahead of other film sites and continues to surprise me with their knowledge and unique approach to film analysis. Looking forward to reading more in 2017! The list is here. Check out their other lists as well.
New Film with Una Lee!
Voice: Una Lee
Text: Una Lee and Chris H Lynn from Words in the Winds
Super 8 footage is from Chris H. Lynn’s Journal of Drifting Hours series.
And do check out our blog here for more sounds, text and images !
Hirshhorn Sound Scene 2016/Nanjing
I am really thrilled to have two sound pieces for this event at the Hirshhorn Museum. This is part of the Sound Scene 2016 hosted by the DC Listening Lounge . Here is a link to the show
Below is one the recordings that will be featured. This track is part of From Chance to Deal- A collection of field recordings from the Eastern Shore.
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Lastly, I am off to Nanjing, China for recording and teaching-So the updates will be a bit slow.
Cam radio program on Field Recordings
I am a bit late on this, but was happy to discover one of my tracks was featured on the CAM radio program dedicated to field recordings. From what I gather, CAM is based in Wales and is a platform for experimental music and film.
Go Here to listen. The program is stellar! Here is what they say:
This special mix concentrates on the role of field recordings within music. All tracks featured in this show are either a pure field recording or ones that feature field recordings layered with other sounds or manipulated from a number of artists around the world. The show features a huge variety of sounds ranging from wine making in West Wales (Jacob Whittaker) to marching bands in San Sebastian (Tyler Newman), and from the cliffs of northern Iceland (Kate Carr) to road trips in Portugal (Tobiáš Potočný)
The track Xu leads the classroom discussion is taken from Remote Partings published on the Echomusic label a few years ago.
May Events!
Exciting events coming up in the next week or so. A special thanks to Una for the Soundscapes and Sound Identities symposium.
http://www.paesaggiosonoro.it/soundscapeandid/#eng
http://www.portobeseno.it/blog/?p=6186
http://www.pgcmls.info/node/6459
http://dc-soniccircuits.org/shows/05-15-2015-pyramid-atlantic-223/
Alternative Topographies: February 2 – March 20 at SU Art Galleries
This exhibition starts next week at Salisbury University. I am really thrilled to be included.
Alternative Topographies: February 2 – March 20
Chris Lynn
An Exploration of Place(s) Real, Imagined, Representational and Abstract.
This time-based media exhibition takes the broad idea of topography to delve into questions about place: how we define place; the roles we play in the preservation and transformation of place; and how place is represented in our memories, imaginations and shifting experiences of reality.
MEDIA INSTALLATION: Electronic Gallery, TETC 128, open 7 days a week, 8a.m.- 8p.m.
Artists include: Alejandro Acierto, Kristen Anchor, Matt Dombrowski, Stephen Ellis, Johanna Evans-Colley, Felix Frederick, Adam Hurwitz, Ron Lambert, Christine Lucy Latimer, Chris Lynn, Edward Morin, Paul Shortt and Filippo Tagliati.
Link is here
Foot Notes : On the Sensation of Tone, Opening Night at Apexart Gallery in NY City
A wonderful time at the opening of the Foot Notes: On the Sensation of Tone exhibition curated by Alastair Noble. A special and heartfelt thanks to the Gallery staff and owner Steven Rand. The attendance was high from start to finish and everyone seemed intrigued by all of the work on display. It was also a great opportunity for me to experience and engage in other sound works by Ed Osbourne, Chris Watson, Annea Lockwood,Robert Macfarlane and David Rothenberg. I definitely will be going back! The exhibition runs until March 7, if you are in New York, check it out!
More photos here
Framing sounds 
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