Dancing in your head: episode 10 - Tim Barlow
In this episode, The Limestone Sessions, Dan is joined by artist, sculptor, and community thinker Tim Barlow. Together they explore the use of limestone (and rocks in general), in music from around the world and throughout the ages.
Tim Barlow is a sculptor based in Paekākāriki who has a long history of public works and conversations around art and the community (his doctoral thesis was titled Caring deception; community art in the suburbs of Aotearoa). One of his most recent works explored the use of limestone, and was looking to find ways to bring this material back into community building. Check out this piece in the Otago Daily Times.
(This episode was first broadcast in August 2021)
Tracklist:
Sunset In Golden Horn - Moğollar
Luray Caverns on YouTube
Lithophones of Gobustan
Music of the Mnongar of Vietnam
Dunedin Gasworks Machines
What a Day - Throbbing Gristle
Angularity - Wild Sonic Blooms
Sounds Of Siam
0ur monthly series where we travel to the outer limits of music and find out how it’s created through the ears and minds of musicians. Featuring our resident esoteric music specialists, Dan and Nell, with a broad range of guests.
All episodes of Dancing in Your Head were produced for Paekakariki FM
