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Home / Publications / Encountering Life in Sound : Affect, Vibration, and the Architecture of Sound (Davala Concert)

Encountering Life in Sound : Affect, Vibration, and the Architecture of Sound (Davala Concert)

Author: Julia Ulehla 

Publication details: Performance given for a Colloquium of the International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation.

Weblink: library.ubc.ca

Description: Concert by the experimental folk band Dálava, given as part of a workshop entitled “Encountering Life in Song: Affect, Vibration, and the Architecture of Sound” by Julia Úlehla. In the workshop recording, Úlehla answers questions from the audience and discusses her music in relation to her family history and cultural heritage.

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