Pizza Time

Welcome to the official guided audio tour of Queen's University Main and West campuses presented by the Queen's Undergraduate Recruitment and Admissions Team in collaboration with the Queen's Campus Tours Program. This audio tour can be used while walking through campus, or while sitting at home! If using as a walking tour, the clips will play automatically once you reach the building. If you are using at home, you will have to select each stop and listen at your own time. Enjoy! Thank you to all of those who made this tour possible: CFRC Recording and sound editing: Megan McIntyre Photography: DoubleSpace Photography, Tia Wilson, Garrett Elliott, Kingston Drone Pros Background tracks: Aidan Mcgrath, Duncan Stuart, Hailey Leslie, Kaiwen Want, Liam Terry, Matthew Wark, Maxwell Keleher, Megan McIntyre, Nicholas Sanatamaura, Taylor Hill, Victoria Wang, Will Tracy, Yufu She, Yujie Liu Speakers: Queen's Tour Guides

This walk focuses on the various art sculptures that are located around Queen's University Campus and my musical interpretation of each.

Soundscape compositions created for binaural headphone listening by students in MUSC255 (Electroacoustic Composition) in February-March 2019. The composition assignment called for engagement with a specific location on campus, gathering sounds from that place and working with them in the studio to create a sonic portrait of the site. Binaural audio requires headphones for listening, and should give a sense of sounds occurring 360 degrees around you. Thank you to Echoes for existing as an easy-to-use platform for geolocating these pieces to their sites. Enjoy exploring! MUSC255 is taught by Dr Matt Rogalsky. Please send any questions or comments to rogalsky@queensu.ca.

The Douglas Library was built backward. (Fake legend among students) The architect built the Douglas Library this way because the dark power controlled him, and he voluntarily sacrificed himself upon the completion of the Douglas Library. It’s cursed. Ever since then, there's always been a ghost crying & chanting in the Douglas Library.

A short walk from the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts reveals several old haunts of ghostly socialites.

MUSC255 Project

Film 379 Week5