Just a fancy way of saying that we’re going places. We’ll visit Cairo in the 30s, Berlin in the 40s, New York City in the 50s, an iceberg in Antarctica, the deepest place on earth, Alvin Lucier’s room, and a curious parade of forest elephants in the Dzanga Bai. Q&A with Jana Winderen. **All streaming shows start at 6PM Pacific Time.

WORKS THAT CAN BE HEARD IN “TRANSPOSITION”

“Transposition Organ Intro” -- The World According to Sound

“Definitions of Transposition” -- The World According to Sound

“Mariana Trench” -- Bob Dziak

“Ionosphere” -- Naval Research Laboratory in Washington DC and at Dartmouth College

“I’m Sitting in a Room” -- Alvin Lucier (recordings 1-2)

“Upside-down Bach, Goldberg Variation #14” -- Dan Tepfer

“Kits Beach Soundwalk” -- Hildegard Westerkamp

 “I’m Sitting in a Room” -- Alvin Lucier (recordings 7-8)

“Japanese Electronics Store” -- The World According to Sound

“1928 Streets of Cairo” -- Newsreel footage, The World According to Sound

“Out My Window”  -- Tony Schwartz (unreleased)

“Good Morning Vietnam” -- Claude Johner, The World According to Sound

 “I’m Sitting in a Room” -- Alvin Lucier (recordings 16-17)

“Environments” -- Irv Teibel, The World According to Sound

“Ithaca Falls” -- John Eagle, The World According to Sound

“Playing Music with Animals: Interspecies Communication of Jim Nollman with 300 Turkies, 12 “Wolves, and 20 Orcas” -- Jim Nollman

“Night at Dzanga Bai Clearing” -- Bill McQuay

“Mudpots” -- The World According to Sound

 “I’m Sitting in a Room” -- Alvin Lucier (recording 32)

“Energy Field” -- Jana Winderen (excerpt)