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Certain places are remembered first through sound. A Romanesque church, a prepared piano in Bern, a stone room in the Alps. These entries are attempts to understand how architecture listens.
Recording two friends singing Renaissance madrigals in a Romanesque church in Tuscany, and wondering whether a building can remember every voice that has ever risen into it.
Recording a grand piano inside the Cittadella di Aosta, and letting the stone decide how the piece would end.
A few hours alone with a prepared piano in a studio in Bern, and the strange feeling that an instrument can become architecture.