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SUMMARY:Anna McMichael\, Helen Svoboda\, Tilman Robinson: The Weddell Seal
LOCATION:The Church\, 9 Mitchell Road\, Alexandria
URL:https://phoenixcentralpark.com.au/the-church/annamcmichael-helensvoboda-tilmanrobinson
DESCRIPTION:MCMICHAEL\, SVOBODA &amp\; ROBINSON: Foghorn\, Shallow Dive\, Drifting Floe\, Cold-water Coral\, Haul-out\, Pelagic\, Fast Ice + Powers of Navigation\, Benthic (improv)\nCAT HOPE: Vibrissae\nAnna McMichael (violin) and Helen Svoboda (double bass\, voice)\, with sounds of the Antarctic Weddell Seal. Live sound design by Tilman Robinson using underwater field recordings.\nThis project features original music by Anna McMichael (violin) and Helen Svoboda (double bass\, voice)\, responding to and shaped by the underwater sounds of the Antarctic Weddell Seal. Live sound design by Tilman Robinson using underwater field recordings of Weddell seals in McMurdo Sound\, Antarctica\, kindly provided by the McMurdo Oceanographic Observatory. The final work is a graphic score work by Cat Hope inspired by the Weddell Seal. The Weddell seal is especially notable for its complex and diverse vocal behaviour. It produces sounds both above and below water\, with around 50 distinct underwater call types recorded\, including trills\, whistles\, chirps\, grunts\, knocks\, and clicks—some at ultrasonic frequencies beyond human hearing.\nThe Weddell seal (Leptonychotes weddellii) is a seal found only in Antarctic waters\, with a circumpolar distribution around the continent. It lives along the edges of sea ice attached to the shore. Adults typically measure 2.5–3.5 m in length and weigh 400–600 kg\, making them among the largest seal species. This species is well studied because it occupies fast ice environments near the Antarctic …\n\nTickets: https://phoenixcentralpark.com.au/the-church/annamcmichael-helensvoboda-tilmanrobinson
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