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In Kooperation mit dem musikprotokoll im steirischen herbst präsentiert das Ö1 Kunstradio die Aufzeichnung einer Performance des serbischen Radiokünstlers Lukatoyboy, die im Rahmen des CTM Festivals entstanden ist. „Walk that Sound“ ist eine Performance für „Sound Scouts“ und Funkgeräte. „Der Walkie Talkie ist vom Aussterben bedroht. Mobiltelefone und andere Drahtlosgeräte haben seine Funktion übernommen und drohen, ihm den Garaus zu machen. Dabei schlummern ungeahnte Qualitäten in den knisternden Kästchen. Anders als beim Telefon können jedem Sender beliebig viele Empfänger zuhören. Das ermöglicht die Kommunikation mit Unbekannten. Wir hören Geschichten, die sich in unserer unmittelbaren Umgebung abspielen, die aber dennoch klingen, als kämen sie aus einer anderen Welt.“ "Walk That Sound" by Lukatoyboy uses the commonplace yet often forgotten walkie-talkie to create a moving urban sound portrait based around Kottbusser Tor in Berlin-Kreuzberg.  The project plays with the array of available and free frequencies, and the almost unlimited amount of users that can interact over these different channels, to capture crackling dialogues ranging from the banal to extremely urgent, as well as the multitude of sounds captured by chance while participants rove around the city as "mobile scouts".  During the CTM festival 2014, anyone and everyone was invited to become a mobile scout by temporarily exchanging their ID for a walkie-talkie at the project base at West Germany in Kreuzberg. Suggested guidelines for use, and daily topics to explore were provided. Speakers of all languages were welcome. Meanwhile, others could listen in on the scouts’ transmissions in West Germany, as Lukatoyboy mixed a selection of the scouted sonic treasures live.  For the broadcast on Deutschlandradio Kultur, Lukatoyboy composed a selection of the week’s recordings into an eerily mobile radio drama.”   Produced by Deutschlandradio Kultur, Goethe Institut, CTM Festival and ICAS-ECAS 2014. Duration: 34‘19‘‘. Links: http://www.deutschlandradiokultur.de/walk-that-sound.1022.de.html?dram:article_id=267004 +++ „Personal sounscapes“ is a project initiated by Fränk Zimmer, curator and coordinator of the musikprotokoll, begun in 2013 as a platform for sharing pure and composed soundscapes. In 2014, the project continues with the artists Reni Hofmüller and Volkmar Klien, who have worked with students of the school Ortweinschule in Graz. Kunstradio presents excerpts and highlights from the workshop and the public performances of the personal soundscapes of Graz.   Links: http://musikprotokoll.orf.at http://personal-soundscapes.mur.at

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