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I will listen to the sounds and rhythms of Copenhagen for 12 hours. I want to paint my ears green – inspired by Henning Christiansen’s green ears. His idea of listening to nature and its musical dimensions is eternally relevant and especially right now. With my green ears, I want to listen to a city during covid-19 and the changes that the sound landscape is undergoing.<\/p>\n
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I want to listen to bird song, which has been clearer in the soundscape during covid-19. I will listen to silence and to what I meet on the street, I will listen to sneezing and cough, I will listen to traffic and air traffic, I will listen to my memory of the city’s soundscape before covid-19. I also want to listen to sounds that have otherwise remained constant during covid-19 such as church bells and the ocean’s meeting with the beach. On the whole, I want to open the city through the sensibility the green ears give me during covid-19.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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