Location: Republic Hall Kitchen
Sounds: Running water, dishes clanking, water turning on and off, dishes being placed in drying rack

Location: Republic Hall Kitchen
Sounds: Running water, dishes clanking, water turning on and off, dishes being placed in drying rack
Emily Lowe 106, Tuesday 2/19/13
Piano – The different parts to a line in music
Singing – Women’s and Men’s voices.
Talking – Teaching the music to the singers.
Vander Poel
Flute, elevator
Identify the location:
A very quaint coffee shop near Union Square in the city.
Identify the sounds:
Indistinct grumble of various conversations, the clattering of a spoon in a bowl of soup (distinct), someone slurping their soup, background harmonica music, someone coughing (distinct).
Student Center Cafeteria, 2/21/13 7:40 p.m
The sounds of boys talking, people ordering food
Last weekend at work. Sunday, Feb 10th
Coffee grinder, clanking of coffee cups, voices, espresso machine, background music
Main Unispan
I originally took this clip to try to capture the way the footsteps echoed across the unispan in adjunct to the passing conversation. I was standing still near the middle of the unispan when a blind student bumped into me. I think this is what makes the clip especially interesting because my interaction created an unplanned accent to the field recording.
Background gabber from the drama lounge down the hall, Geena walking up the stairs as I stand below, Me walking up the stairs, tripping, and giggling, Lee walking up the stairs, Lee confusedly saying “Hi?”, Lee’s keys jingling, doors closing.
1. Drama Lounge – Wednesday the 20th – 2:00 PM
2. Kelly Dietrich commenting on my sweatshirt and other lounge gibberish (featuring the voices of Kelly, Issiah, Codee, and others) – “you’re the boss! …Shit”
Location: Outside Alliance Hall — February 18, 2013, 2:05 pm
Sounds heard: A fire alarm has just started going off inside the dormitory, and I am standing outside in the crowd of displaced students, some of whom can be heard at the beginning of the sound bite making light-hearted conversation about classes. At times, the blaring of the alarm can be heard only faintly, but the doors to the building sporadically open to admit firefighters and public safety officers, at which point the alarm becomes much louder. The final sound is that of the wind blowing against the building, as the plateau outside Alliance Hall functions as a fairly strong wind tunnel. At the end of the sound bite, one student can be heard asking if another is “ok,” to which his comrade responds, “Yeah, I’m just cold.”