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The Toronto Sound Mosaic The Toronto Sound Mosaic is a unique historical investigation into the most neglected part of the city’s environment - its soundscape. Drawing from existing historical documents and Toronto residents’ personal accounts, this documentary soundscape composition charts the city’s metamorphosis from lakeside trading post to multicultural metropolis. Performances on both days will commence with an historical Toronto Island soundwalk led by a member of the Canadian Association for Sound Ecology. The Toronto Sound Mosaic is included in a weekend of outdoor electroacoustic concerts called Sound Travels.
Artists: Darren Copeland and Richard Windeyer Community Partners: Various Toronto Senior and Heritage groups, and the Toronto Island Community. Sat, June 17 at 4 pm and 6 pm, and Sun, June 18 at 1 pm. Historical Toronto Island soundwalk, Please meet at the Centre Island Ferry Terminal (ferry side). The grounds of The Gibraltar Point Centre for the Arts (formerly the Gibraltar Point School), near Hanlan’s Point, Toronto Island. For ferry information call 416-392-8193. Sat, June 17 at 7pm and Sun, June 18 at 3pm The Toronto Sound Mosaic performances For more information contact: Clarissa DeYoung, 416-977-3546, cansound@interlog.com |
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