Head, Hand and Heart-A time traveling whimsical adventure

This is a sample soundwalk for the September, 2022 Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival TWI.

My name is Anillys and we've programmed you last night to be able to accomplish this mission. This mission starts outside of the Burnell Building. This is a temporary mission and can only be accomplished on 4/11/2019. Special code: 6YH492

Welcome to Bridgewater State University, my name is Jessica and this this my echo walk to a series of places on campus that hold strange events in the past and present. To begin your journey, venture to the bench near the Dana Mohler-Faria Science and Mathematics Center that looks up the road to the art building. After the initial intro, you may choose the path you want to take until you have completed all the stops. Thank you and Enjoy.

The Ogres War: A BSU Alternative History is a audio journey that explores points of interests that highlight important events during the Ogres War, a story of heroism and strength that took place once upon a time in Fairbridge, a village on what is now the Bridgewater State University campus.

Start at the tree that looks like it's twisting towards the sky. Follow its instructions as best you can, and listen to a few of the souls that haunt this place. Follow their voices to find the next one, and so on. As they are all filtered through the tree, they will have the same voice. Also, graves may not be exactly in the center of the echoes.

Rob Todd died here in Franklin Park. I recorded sounds with his broken accordion, and placed them here, along these paths. If you come across this walk, I urge you to check in on your friends, see if they're doing ok. Tell them you care about them, and consider making a donation to AFSP.org.

A Short Soundwalk of Forest Hills

DESIRE PATH is a sonic walk by Kelly Chen to prompt a reimagining of mobility through interactions with vibrations. This geolocated audio tour is in conversation with themes of public/private, self/other, inside/outside, image/text, and other transgressed dichotomies presented in M’Kenzy Cannon: PLEASE LET ME IN at the Boston Center for the Arts. It explores the body’s relationship with city infrastructure with choreography and gesture. The sound walk combines elements of spoken “scores” and guided listening for the streets around Boston Center for the Arts in the South End, up Tremont Street, including interactions with Berkeley Community Garden and Peter’s Park. DESIRE PATH considers how silence, noise, and mobility function as social conditions by taking part in the sounds and motions produced by organic and industrial processes of South Boston. To plier over fences, saunter across curbs, and relever from pillars to the sounds of construction, cars, fountains, stop lights, and passersby, participants interpret the public dimensions of the space. What does the infrastructure allow you to do? How does it allow you to assemble? How doesn’t it? DESIRE PATH is created on Echos, available for mobile download on the App Store, Google Play, or the web. The walk will also be transcribed and mapped as a downloadable Google Maps coordinate set for accessibility. The walk can be performed in groups, or by oneself.