Angel Alvarez-Corbacho
Architect and Acoustician , Ángel Álvarez-Corbacho contributed virtual acoustic for the Roman Theatre of Regina Turdulorum.
Acoustic Atlas aims to share the amazing work of acoustic researchers in a listenable format. Here you can find some information on each contributor with links to their projects. As the artistic content is added over time, information about these artists and other involved contributors will be shared in here as well. Please contact Acoustic Atlas if you wish to participate in any way.
Architect and Acoustician , Ángel Álvarez-Corbacho contributed virtual acoustic for the Roman Theatre of Regina Turdulorum.
Aurélie Ferrière is a musician and music producer (Tonmeister) from France, also active in graphic arts and staging. Her work features on the Echoes and Reflections album.
Artist & Marie S Curie Research fellow creating and curating Acoustic Atlas. Obsessed with reverb - which is the persistence of sound, the invisible image created by the acoustics of a space and the music that rings in such vast emptiness.
Digital Archaologist Dr. Colleen Morgan, from the Dept of Archaeology (UoY) contributed Leica Laser 3D scanning sessions of Dowkerbottom Cave and Ingleborough Cave. She conducts research on digital media and archaeology, with a special focus on embodiment, avatars, genetics and bioarchaeology.
Damian Murphy is Professor in Sound and Music Computing at the Department of Electronic Engineering, University of York. His research focuses on virtual acoustics, spatial audio, physical modelling, and audio signal processing.
Prolific composer and wizard of the theremin, Dorit Chrysler's work features on the Echoes and Reflections album.
EMARX focuses his artistic production on the study of acoustic and sound space, especially from his ability to generate affection through perceptual memory. He is currently part of the Barcelona Patrimoni Acustic collective dedicated to promoting the importance of this heritage in Catalonia.
Prof Gino Iannace from the Università della Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" Dipartimento di Architettura e Disegno Industriale, together with his team contributed the Witches Valley and the Cumanean Sibyl.
Iti started her sitar training at an early age of eleven when she was introduced to the Khayal style of Indian Music. At 19 she moved to Mumbai to learn the ancient form of Indian Classical Music – Drupad, under the tutelage of renowned maestros of the Dagar gharana. Her work features on the Echoes and Reflections album.
Juliana Venter is a vocalist working with vocal composition, ensemble works, free improvisation and extended vocal techniques. Her work features on the Echoes and Reflections album.
Expert in room and heritage acoustics, Dr. Alvarez-Morales contributed acoustic measurements for four UK Cathedrals.
Professor in Sound Production and Post Production at the School of Creative Arts and Technology. Academic supervisor for Acoustic Atlas, she is also a sound designer, engineer and field recordist and has used virtual acoustics in practice as a means to understanding medieval drama.
PUC Architect, Doctoral Student in Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona, co-director of the Espacios Resonantes project, member of the UDLA Nucleus of Language and Creation and founding member of the collective of architects TOMA. Klenner's main area of artistic development has been the intersection of sound, space and society through performance and media arts.
Prolific composer Natasha Barrett's work features on the Echoes and Reflections album.
Creative coder, musician and designer. Director at EveryPixelHurts. Contributed to the UI design and all round development of this website and the Acoustic Atlas Experience.
Paulina Lewinska is a researcher in computer vision who has taken part in two summer polar expeditions to Svalbard, one to UMCS Polar Base Calypso in Bellsund, another to the Polar Polish Station Hornsund, part of the Polish Scientific Expedition to the Valley of The Volcanoes, Peru.
Sound engineer, field recordist and artist Rob Brinkworth's work features on the Echoes and Reflections album.
The SIPARIO team consist of Lamberto Tronchin, Elia Bonomi, Simone Campanini, Diego Cattaneo and Francesca Merli from CIRI-EC (University of Bologna, Italy); Angelo Farina, Antonella Bevilacqua, Enrico Armelloni and Adriano Farina from CIDEA (University of Parma, Italy); Ilaria Berardi, Roberto Giani, Alessandro Martinetti and Marco Dolci from CSA. SIPARIO contributed the Italian theatres and Opera-houses.
Sharon Phelan is a Dublin based artist, musician and writer specialising in digital media and sound. Sharon's work features on the Echoes and Reflections album.
Architect and sound artist, co-director of the Espacios Resonantes project and member of the UDLA Nucleus of Language and Creation team. Her work focuses mainly on research that explores the interaction between space and sound, elaborating from this intersection experimental proposals around music, video, performance and installation.
Victoria Keddie is an artist, working with electronic sound and video, transmission, and televisual broadcast. Her work features on the Echoes and Reflections album.