Roma è la città delle storie invisibili. Cercale lungo il Tevere e nel cuore di Roma.
(Idea, realizzazione e storie di Giovanna Iorio)
Musiche di Lucio Lazzaruolo
Collaboratori (voce: Dario Albertini, Chiara Mazza)



"Le storie invisibili non le vede nessuno. Se  provi a scriverle spariscono dalla pagina. Se provi a disegnarle diventano solo colore. Certo, direte. Sono invisibili… Eppure le storie che vi racconterò ci sono, esistono, da qualche parte. Sono come le ragnatele che all’improvviso la luce rende visibili tra i rami di un bosco.  E sono trame leggere. Ogni parola deve essere scelta con cura, altrimenti le storie invisibili volano via, diventano farfalle variopinte e se ne vanno sul primo fiore che passa. Sul cappotto di uno sconosciuto. Fra le trecce di una bambina che ride… Tutti i giorni, ma non lo dite a tutti, le storie invisibili si illuminano. Non c’è niente di strano in questi piccoli miracoli. Sono “epifanie colorate”, i piccoli racconti della luce."

Le storie invisibili di Giovanna Iorio  (Roma, Italy)

Il paese è pieno di storie. Cercale nelle strade, tra le case, nei cortili, sulle panchine.

Il mio paese è pieno di storie (Pietradefusi, Italy)

My idea is to make available some very successful exhibitions at the Tate Modern along the Thames. 

This sound walk uses rare recordings of poets and artists, sounds and much more on one of the most intriguing promenade in London.

My first walk along the Thames begins at the Tate Modern and is dedicated to Bruce Nauman and his sound installation Raw Materials (2005).

Nauman brought together 22 recordings of texts taken from earlier works that span almost 40 years of his career. Walking through the Thames you can now listen again to the  disembodied voices that speak to you, or maybe just to themselves, in a variety of styles. 
Throughout, the tone of voice, the inflection, and variations in rhythms dramatically shift meanings, from diplomatic to psychotic, pleading to bullying, anxiety to mockery.

(Sounds and source UbuWeb. This is a common creatives project)

A walk in the wonderful Kew Gardens listening to poems, sounds and music from archives and collections.

You will find yourself immersed into a touching reality. 

This sound walk will make you laugh, think, reflect, forget.
You will feel happy, sad, nostalgic, euphoric. 

Well known artists or unknown performers will accompany you in a journey through the garden echoes of voices taken from the past and present.
 
Concept and idea by sound artist Giovanna Iorio.

The images are Voice Portraits, spectrograms of voices  by Giovanna Iorio

This is a Creative Commons project and it's a free project with the purpose to share culture and knowledge.

Salerno, città natale, punto di inizio e di eterni ritorni di Alfonso Gatto. La città del mare e della luna, il «capolinea del dolce e lungo errore», il luogo che meglio di tutti incarna la contraddizione di «questo voler partire e questo voler restare insieme».

Alla Salerno di Gatto, ai luoghi sussurrati nell'orecchio della poesia, a quelli divertiti nelle pagine di prosa, a quelli accarezzati mille e mille volte con l'incedere sereno del passo che ritrova la radice, la sound artist Giovanna Iorio in collaborazione con Lucio Lazzaruolo e la Fondazione Gatto dedica la prima passeggiata del progetto "Passeggiate sonore" . 

Ad accompagnarvi nei vicoli di cieli stretti e azzurri, rigattieri, belle donne, strade impervie, barbieri, è proprio la voce di Alfonso Gatto. Una guida eccezionale dunque, che torna a parlarvi con le sue parole.  

Un accurato lavoro di recupero e montaggio di Giovanna Iorio e Lucio Lazzaruolo, con tracce recuperate da Archivi e montate su un percorso sonoro che è memoria emozionante, ritorno della  voce di un  poeta nei luoghi che hanno ispirato la sua poesia. 

Foto storiche di  Salerno di autori vari dal web.

Welcome to the Londinium Poetry Walk, an exciting event created by artist/poet Giovanna Iorio. 

By following the route on the Echoes app, you will hear a selection of the 29 translations of the poem “Londinium” by Anthony Fisher, a project conceived to celebrate difference and the 300 languages spoken in London.  

You can read the poems here: 
https://anthonyfisherpoet.com/londinium/londinium-in-translation/

The first is the English version read by Anthony Fisher and is just on the left as you enter Cecil Road. 

The images are Voice Portraits, reproducing the voices of the poets reading each translation. 

https://voiceportraits.weebly.com/blog

Anthony Fisher and Giovanna Iorio

"La langue verte des arbres est un argot bien plus ancien"
Prevert

Projet poétique et collectif de lettres à un arbres.
10 Poèms pour un arbre pour Giovanna Iorio

Traduction & lecture par Marilyne Bertoncini

Musique par Lucio Lazzaruolo

Avec

Michel Thomas Vieulle (Place du Pin)

Ile Eniger (La Place Garibaldi)

Colette Daviles Estinés (Place Pellegrini)

Ho Da Hili (Rue de Foresta)

Marilyne Bertoncini (Lycée Massena)

Installazione sonora geolocalizzata di voci e suoni tra gli alberi La Voce degli Alberi

Dieci Poesie d'amore per un albero di Giovanna Iorio 
Lettura di Barbara Marchand
Letture di poeti italiani: Pasolini, Ungaretti, Rosselli, Montale, Damiani, Sebaste, Bordini, Costa

Musica di Luccio Lazzaruolo

Immagini: Voice Portraits, spettrogrammi di voci di Giovanna Iorio

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. It is made uniquely for artistic use.

La Voce degli Alberi (Orto Botanico, Roma)

Passeggiata sonora tra gli alberi nel Parco della Caffarella.

Lungo un percorso magico  troverete alberi parlanti: voci, storie, racconti e suoni per educare all'ascolto.

La voce degli alberi e Le Storie invisibili di Giovanna Iorio
sono sparse nel Parco della Caffarella, una passeggiata sonora per bambini di ogni età.

Per festeggiare il centenario della nascita Gianni Rodari anche un omaggio al grande scrittore 1920-2020

Idea, testi, progetto sonoro e realizzazione di Giovanna Iorio

Musiche di Lucio Lazzaruolo

Voce di Dario Albertini

Lettura di "La voce degli alberi Barbara Marchand" nella Via degli Alberi 

Foto, individuazione dei punti di ascolto, testi esplicativi di Francesca Lepori (e dal sito del Bosco Caffarella) 
https://www.boscocaffarella.it/en/

LE STORIE INVISIBILI nel BOSCO DELLE MERAVIGLIE

A sound walk in Hyde Park listening to the voice of trees.

Ten voices in one of the greenest  areas in the heart of London to celebrate trees. 

Ten poems from "Love poems for a tree" by Giovanna Iorio

English Translation by Marco Sonzogni

Sound Walk by Giovanna Iorio

Voice Charlotte Chadwick-Jones

Music Lucio Lazzaruolo

Covers: Voice Portraits by Giovanna Iorio

A sound walk in Epping Forest listening to the voice of trees.

Ten voices in 'London's great Forest' to celebrate trees.

Ten poems from "Love poems for a tree" by Giovanna Iorio

English Translation by Marco Sonzogni

Sound Walk by Giovanna Iorio

Voice Charlotte Chadwick-Jones

Music Lucio Lazzaruolo
https://www.notturnoconcertante.it/

Images on covers: Voice Portraits by Giovanna Iorio
https://voiceportraits.weebly.com/

La voce degli alberi è una Sound Walk ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio. 

La poesia si unisce agli alberi monumentali d'Italia e del mondo in 5 lingue.

Poesie di Giovanna Iorio da Dieci Nuove Poesie d'amore per un albero (inedite)

Lettura di Barbara Marchand


Musica e montaggio di Lucio Lazzaruolo (Notturno Concertante)

La voce degli alberi è una Sound Walk ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio. 

La poesia si unisce agli alberi monumentali d'Italia e del mondo in 5 lingue.

Poesie di Giovanna Iorio da Dieci Nuove Poesie d'amore per un albero (inedite)

Lettura di Barbara Marchand


Musica e montaggio di Lucio Lazzaruolo (Notturno Concertante)

Immagini di copertina: Voice Portraits di Giovanna Iorio  (spettrogramma)

La voce degli alberi
Sound Walk ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio

Poesie di Giovanna Iorio da Dieci Nuove Poesie d'amore per un albero (inedite)

Lettura italiana di Barbara Marchand
Lettura francese di Marilyne Bertoncini
Lettura inglese di Charlotte Chadwick-Jones


Musica e montaggio di Lucio Lazzaruolo (Notturno Concertante)

Immagini di copertina: Voice Portraits di Giovanna Iorio

Ten Love poems for a tree is a project of poetry all around the world in different languages.

Ancient and historical trees are geolocated and people can find them and listen to the Love poems dedicated to them.

Love Poems for a Tree  by Giovanna Iorio
Translation by Marco Sonzogni

Male voice Marco Sonzogni
Female voice Charlotte Chadwick-Jones


Photo from the Google Map
Located on New Zealand's South Island about 300 kilometers (186 miles) from Dunedin, the tree is known as #ThatWanakaTree.

Many consider the tree, which appears to be rising alone out the water, a symbol of hope.

There are things that are worth bringing back from the past: Dial-a-Poem is certainly one of these.

Dial-a-Poem celebrates 50 years since John Giorno’s public art project launched in New York City. 

Giorno’s Dial-a-Poem connected callers to answering machines playing recordings by poets such as Allen Ginsberg, John Cage and Patti Smith.

This sound walk is a tribute to Giorno's Dial-a-poem

I have selected thirty  poems from John Giorno amazing project Dial a Poem now in Ealing, London. So, just enjoy. 


All the poems from UbuWeb

Poesia nell’aria
Mostra & Sound installation dei Voice Portraits di Giovanna Iorio

Stanza - Ci Sono Cieli dappertutto
Via del Campanile 13


Passeggiata sonora e poetica nelle strade di Narni 
Installazione di voci & suoni "Poesia nell'aria"
25 tappe

Ascolterete la voce di 21 poeti di oggi e di ieri (Poesia nell'aria) e 4 interludi musicali  (Musica nell'aria) tratti dal nuovo album del  Notturno Concertante (Lucio Lazzaruolo & Raffaele Villanova) 

21 luglio - 2 agosto 2020

I Voice Portraits sono spettrogrammi e riproducono le caratteristiche uniche della voce umana.

Giovanna Iorio vive e lavora a Londra, UK

La langue verte des arbres est un argot bien plus ancien"
Prevert

Projet poétique et collectif de lettres à un arbres.
10 Poèms pour un arbre pour Giovanna Iorio
Traduction & lecture par Marilyne Bertoncini
Musique par Lucio Lazzaruolo
Photo on the cover Marilyne Bertoncini

La voix des Arbres (Chapelle Du Val-Des-Nymphes)

"La langue verte des arbres est un argot bien plus ancien"
Prevert

Projet poétique et collectif de lettres à un arbres.
10 Poèms pour un arbre pour Giovanna Iorio
Traduction & lecture par Marilyne Bertoncini
Musique par Lucio Lazzaruolo
Photo on the cover Marilyne Bertoncini

La voix des arbres (800 Rue Saint-Vallier, Québec)

"La langue verte des arbres est un argot bien plus ancien"
Prevert

Projet poétique et collectif de lettres à un arbres.
10 Poèms pour un arbre pour Giovanna Iorio

Traduction & lecture 1  par Marilyne Bertoncini

Traduction & lecture 2  par Emmanuelle Sarrouy Noguès 

Musique par Lucio Lazzaruolo

"La langue verte des arbres est un argot bien plus ancien"
Prevert

Projet poétique et collectif de lettres à un arbres.
10 Poèms pour un arbre pour Giovanna Iorio
Traduction & lecture par Marilyne Bertoncini
Musique par Lucio Lazzaruolo

LE STORIE INVISIBILI 

Installazione sonora nel Giardino pubblico di Tolfa

Poesie e racconti di Giovanna Iorio

Voce narrante Dario Albertini (Storie invisibili)
Voce Narrante: Barbara Marchand (La voce degli alberi)

Musiche Lucio Lazzaruolo

Progettazione e realizzazione: Giovanna Iorio

Progetto culturale commissionato dal Comune di Tolfa (luglio 2020)

Quindici incantevoli storie invisibili vi aspettano nel cuore verde di Tolfa. Quindici tappe nel Giardino pubblico che si trasforma in un libro da sfogliare immersi nella natura. Le storie invisibili si nascondono tra i rami degli alberi, nei cespugli, sulle panchine, dentro i nidi. Basta tendere l'orecchio e andare a cercarle.

"Le storie invisibili non le vede nessuno. Se provi a scriverle spariscono dalla pagina. Se provi a disegnarle diventano solo colore. Certo, direte. Sono invisibili… Eppure le storie che ascolterete esistono da qualche parte. Sono come ragnatele che all’improvviso la luce rende visibili tra i rami di un bosco. Trame leggere. 

Ogni storia deve essere ascoltata con cura, altrimenti le storie invisibili diventano farfalle e vanno sul primo fiore che passa. Sul cappotto di uno sconosciuto. Tra le trecce di una bambina che ride.


LA VOCE DEGLI ALBERI

Sedicesima tappa del percorso sonoro nei pressi della panchina letteraria: "Dieci poesie d'amore per un albero".


Immagine di copertina di Enrica Corona (Dallo story board inedito de "Le storie invisibili" Orecchio Acerbo- Ars in Fabula 2017)

Fotografie di Tomasa Pala

Le Storie Invisibili nel Giardino Pubblico di Tolfa

VOICE PORTRAITS
by Giovanna Iorio

I turn voices into images. I use spectrograms and they represent the voice and its unique digital print. I then reimagine the spectrogram and turn the spectrograms into artworks. I call them "Voice Portraits" and they are the unique representation of the human voice.

 You can see the colours of each voice and listen with your eyes. I exhibited the Voice Portraits in UK and Italy. The exhibition includes a geolocated sound installation: you can  listen to the voices of poets and immerse into the sound that has generated the image. You can scan the QRCode with your device and walk into Poetry!

Giovanna Iorio is an eclectic artist. She combines photography, sound, poetry and prose in her works. She is the founder of the Poetry Sound Library, an interactive map to listen to poets from present and past on a world map. Her works have been part of exhibitions and events.

Voice Portraits  in the garden (Dagenham Heathway)

Voice of trees" is a sound installation of poems in nature by Italian artist Giovanna Iorio.

Sound walk by Giovanna Iorio

Poems by Giovanna Iorio English Translation by Marco Sonzogni Voice Charlotte Chadwick-Jones Music Lucio Lazzaruolo

The installation includes  different locations: Central Park, East River Park, Shore Road Park,
 

List of poets:

International Voices
Love poems for a tree" in different languages" (with music by Lucio Lazzaruolo)

American Poets:

Michael Rothenberg

Larissa Shmailo

Wanda Phipps

Eliot Katz with music by Russell Branca

Pierre Joris 

Nicole Peyrafitte

Bonny Finberg

Rob Plath

James Reitter

Vincent Katz

Marcella Durand

Kristin Prevallet

Brendan Lorber

 Greg Fuchs
Christopher Funkhouser 

Lee Ann Brown

The project is a permanent installation on air and constantly updated. To fill Central Park of poet's voices and  be part of the project  contact 
giovannaiorio96@gmail.com or Michael Rothenberg

"La langue verte des arbres est un argot bien plus ancien"
J. Prevert

Le projet international « Voix des arbres » de Giovanna Iorio, en « off » du festival « Voix de Méditerranée en Méditerranée », lors des soirées des « poètes au patio » – avec les éditions « Pourquoi viens-tu si tard? » et au cours de la soirée du 23 juillet sur le parvis de l’église Saint-Louis – je pourrai vous en parler aussi sur le stand des éditions pendant le festival.
Les poèmes pourront, le temps du festival, être écoutés sur votre portable en scannant le QR code correspondant auprès des platanes de la place du Pouffre, auprès de l’église Saint-Louis et au parc du Château d’eau.

La voix des Arbre (Sète):

Marilyne Bertoncini & Giovanna Iorio
Denis Heudré
Miguel Angel Real 
Beppe Sebaste
Christine Durif-Bruckert
Dominique Ottavi
Angèle Paoli
Franck Berthoux
Eva-Maria Berg
Carole Carcillo Mesrobian

Avec le poémes de Marice Caréme

Interlude Musical: Lucio Lazzaruolo & Notturno Concertante

"Voice of trees" is a sound installation of poems in nature by Italian artist Giovanna Iorio.

Enjoy a sound walk in Hertford Castle discovering
poems in different location of the beautiful park, listen to the "Voice of trees" and find the ten poems one by one or enjoy all of them in the Moat Garden.

The sound installation is also in Panshanger, near the Great Oak
And on the River Lea, near the Willow


Sound walk by Giovanna Iorio

Poems by Giovanna Iorio

English Translation by Marco Sonzogni

Voice Charlotte Chadwick-Jones

Music Lucio Lazzaruolo
https://www.notturnoconcertante.it/

Images on covers: Voice Portraits by Giovanna Iorio
https://voiceportraits.weebly.com/

Love poems for a tree by Giovanna Iorio
Translated by Anna Maria Curci
Music composed for Love poems for a tree by Lucio Lazzaruolo

And more voices (Yoko Ono, Anne Sexton, T. S. Eliot) in Westpark.

La voce degli alberi
Sound Walk (passeggiata sonora) ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio

Poesie di Giovanna Iorio da Dieci Nuove Poesie d'amore per un albero (inedite)

Lettura italiana di Barbara Marchand
Lettura francese di Marilyne Bertoncini
Lettura inglese di Charlotte Chadwick-Jones


Musica e montaggio di Lucio Lazzaruolo (Notturno Concertante)

Voice of trees" is a sound installation of poems in nature by Italian artist Giovanna Iorio.

Sound walk by Giovanna Iorio

Poems by Giovanna Iorio

English Translation by Marco Sonzogni

Voice Charlotte Chadwick-Jones

Music Lucio Lazzaruolo
https://www.notturnoconcertante.it/

Ten Love poems for a tree is a project of poetry all around the world in different languages.

Ancient and historical trees are geolocated and people can find them and listen  poems dedicated to them.

Love Poems for a Tree  by Giovanna Iorio

Translation by Marco Sonzogni

Voice Charlotte Chadwick-Jones

Music by Lucio Lazzaruolo

Voice of trees is a sound installation by sound artist Giovanna Iorio.

You can listen to the voice of poets given to a special location or trees.

The Fairy Tree at the foot of Loughcrew has been suggested by Irish writer, Ruth Long

Voice of trees (Slieve na Calliach, Ireland)

Su per le colline verso la campagna, la mia isola ha straducce solitarie chiuse fra i muri antichi, oltre i quali si stendono frutteti e vigneti che sembrano giardini imperiali. Ha varie spiagge dalla sabbia chiara e delicata, e altre rive più piccole, coperte di ciottoli e conchiglie, e nascoste tra le grandi scogliere.

E. Morante, L’isola di Arturo, Torino, Einaudi, 2015, p.12

La voce degli alberi nel Giardino dei Limoni, a Procida, il meraviglioso giardino in cui Elsa Morante ha scritto "L'isola di Arturo".
La voce degli alberi è una Sound Walk ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio. 

La poesia si unisce agli alberi monumentali d'Italia e del mondo in 5 lingue.

Poesie di Giovanna Iorio da Dieci Nuove Poesie d'amore per un albero (inedite)

Lettura di Barbara Marchand


Musica e montaggio di Lucio Lazzaruolo (Notturno Concertante)

Immagini di copertina: Voice Portraits di Giovanna Iorio  (spettrogramma)

La voce degli alberi è una installazione sonora ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio con la collaborazione di Lucio Lazzaruolo.

La voce dei poeti si unisce agli alberi monumentali di Napoli.

Le installazioni sonore si accendono nei pressi degli alberi monumentali secondo le indicazioni della mappa degli Alberi monumentali della Campania.
 
http://www.agricoltura.regione.campania.it/foreste/monum/alberi_monumentali_index.html

Installazione attive:

Chiostro Accademia delle Belle Arti (dal 10 luglio)
Poesie d'amore per un albero di Giovanna Iorio

Pontecorvo, Quartiere Avvocata (dal 15 luglio)
Roberto Roversi

Villa Comunale, Chiaia (dal 25 luglio)
Poeti italiani del Novecento

Giardino del Molosiglio (30 luglio)
Dacia Maraini

Giardini della Principessa Jolanda - Tondo di Capodimonte (dal 3 agosto)
Poeti contemporanei partenopei

Parco del Virgiliano (dal 15 agosto)
Poetri contemporanei

Omaggio di Voice of Trees (La voce degli alberi) a Pier Paolo Pasolini.

La Voce degli Alberi (Idroscalo di Ostia)

Poesie e riflessioni di Pier Paolo Pasolini.
by Giovanna Iorio

Passeggiata sonora per ascoltare nei luoghi cari al poeta le sue poesie e riflessione come se la sua voce fosse ancora in questi luoghi amati.

La Voce degli Alberi (Torre di Chia, Soriano nel Cimino)

“La Voce degli Alberi” è una installazione sonora internazionale ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio, artista italiana residente a Londra.

L’artista semina nell’aria la voce dei poeti del passato e contemporanei, creando un nuovo paesaggio sonoro in cui la memoria e la letteratura si fondono alla Natura.

Le voci dei poeti, disseminate nel paesaggio con un sistema di geo localizzazione, appaiono lungo un percorso segnalato su una mappa, e si attivano grazie ad un QRCode camminando tra gli alberi. In questo modo una semplice passeggiata in un parco urbano o nel bosco si trasforma in un’esperienza emozionante e intima.

A Roma, per l’installazione “La Voce degli alberi” l’artista ha scelto gli alberi di Villa Borghese. Le poesie si accendono negli splendidi viali alberati dove torna la voce dei più importanti poeti italiani del Novecento dall’Archivio sonoro Poetry Sound Library: Fortini, Pasolini, Rosselli, Luzi, Ungaretti, Montale e tanti altri da scoprire passeggiando.

https://poetrysoundlibrary.weebly.com/

L'installazione è permanente e cresce, proprio come un albero, con l’aggiunta di nuove voci di poeti italiani contemporanei e internazionali. “La voce degli alberi” è presente anche nel Regno Unito (Hyde Park, Epping Forest), in Irlanda, in Francia (Nizza, Sète, Parigi, Marsiglia), in Italia (Parco Caffarella a Roma, Bologna, Ravenna, Giardino Comunale di Tolfa, Poesia nell’Aria a Narni ecc.), a New York (Central Park), in Nuova Zelanda e Groenlandia. 

Per partecipare al progetto o richiedere l’installazione nella propria città accanto ad alberi monumentali  giovannaiorio96@gmail.com

Sito Web: https://thevoiceoftrees.weebly.com/

La voce degli alberi (Villa Borghese, Roma)

Prima Tappa: 
Davide Cortese racconta la sua Lipari

La voce degli alberi è una Sound Walk ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio. 

Le tappe prevedono diverse  installazioni nella città di Milano e isole Musicali di Lucio Lazzaruolo

Installazioni attive: 

Piazzale XXIV Maggio, Quercia rossa- La voce di Alda Merini per l'albero più vecchio di Milano

Giardini di Via Palestro: La Voce delle Donne 
a cura di Giovanna Iorio e Anna Maria Gallo 
Isole musicali di Notturno Concertante

Con le voci di:
Alda Merini
Amelia Rosselli
Maria Pia Quintavalla
Anna Maria Gallo
Dacia Maraini
Viviane Lamarque
Frida Khalo
Virginia Woolf
Giovanna Iorio
Ada Crippa
Agnese Coppola
Rossana Bacchella
Claudia Cangemi
Izabella Teresa Kostka
Laura Barone
Lucia Audia
Antonetta Carrabs
Margherita Bonfilio
Maria Muriero
Anna Maria Lombardi
e una intervista a Sime De Beauvoir del 1967

Giardino della Villa Belgiojoso Bonaparte
Omaggio agli alberi  del parco con Dieci Poesie d'amore per un albero 
Poesie di Giovanna Iorio
Voce di Barbara Marchand

Musica Lucio Lazzaruolo

La Voce degli Alberi 
Installazione sonora di Giovanna Iorio

I 240 pioppi cipressini di Peschiera Borromeo, in Via Galvani hanno la voce dei grandi poeti italiani del '900.

Ci auguriamo che questi splendidi alberi vengano salvati (anche dalla poesia). 

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Poesie d'amore per un albero di Giovanna Iorio lette da Barbara Marchand
Musiche di Lucio Lazzaruolo
Isole Musicali del Notturno Concertante
E la voce di:
Merini, Pasolini, Rosselli, Roversi, Gatto, Ungaretti, Montale, Penna, Caproni

Poeti di Peschiera:
Benedetta Murachelli, Simonetta Favari, Grazia Bruschi

Le installazioni LA VOCE DEGLI ALBERI sono come gli alberi: crescono e si modificano nel tempo accogliendo altre voci.

La Voce degli Alberi (Peschiera Borromeo)

“La Voce degli Alberi” es una instalación sonora internacional concebida y creada por Giovanna Iorio, artista italiana afincada en Londres.
Los poemas se iluminan en las espléndidas avenidas arboladas donde vuelve la voz de los poetas más importantes Italianos del siglo XX de la Poetry Sound Library:

Julio Cortazar
Jorge Luis Borges
Eduardo Galeano
Frida Khalo


y los poetas contemporaneos

Elisabetta Bagli

Giovanna Iorio 

Luis Labad Martinez

Carmen Salva del Corral

Antonio Daganzo

Izara Batres

Marga Clarke

Nikodim Divna Nikolic

Rafael Lune

Asuncion Caballero Mascab

Antonio Portillo Casado

Yoli Lopez

Juan Antonio Pellicer

Antonino Nieto Rodriguez

Antonio Barnes

Antonio Ruiz Pascual

Brunilde Iman Ibanes

Juan Antonio Pellicer

Juan José Moragrega

Juana Castillo Escobar

Laura Olalla Olwid


MUSICA NOTTURNO CONCERTANTE

Parque de la Quinta de la Fuente del Berro 

Parco del Retiro

La voce degli alberi Sound Walk ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio Poesie di Giovanna Iorio da Dieci Nuove Poesie d'amore per un albero (inedite) Lettura italiana di Barbara Marchand Lettura francese di Marilyne Bertoncini Lettura inglese di Charlotte Chadwick-Jones Musica e montaggio di Lucio Lazzaruolo (Notturno Concertante)

La voce degli alberi
Sound Walk (passeggiata sonora) ideata e realizzata da Giovanna Iorio

Poesie di 
Pasolini, Gatto, Ungaretti, Merini, Montale, Fortini, Roversi, Rosselli e un omaggio alle voci siciliane di Pirandello e Ignazio Buttitta. 

Isola Musicale del Notturno Concertante
https://thevoiceoftrees.weebly.com/

La voce degli Alberi
Installazione di Giovanna Iorio
Voci di Pasolini, Montale, Ungaretti, Merini, Penna, Pirandello e Butitta.
Isola Musicale del Notturno Concertante

https://thevoiceoftrees.weebly.com/

Voice of Trees

A tribute to sound artist who were inspired by Amsterdam.
Sound installations in the landscape by sound artist Giovanna Iorio.

Installations:

Love poems for a tree
Arthur Pétronio
David Schafer

The sound installation "Voice of Trees" is now in the Sahara Desert to bring attention to the Sahara Desert significant growth over the past century. 

Climate change is largely to blame. 

The installation consists of Love Poems dedicated to trees and rain.

https://www.independent.co.uk/environment/sahara-worlds-largest-desert-climate-change-growth-global-warming-sahel-a8280361.html

"Analysing data collected since 1923, a research team examined the different factors that contributed to changes in rainfall in the Sahara region.

They found the desert, already around the size of the US, had expanded by about 10 per cent over the period covered by this data.


These results have implications for those living in the border region of the Sahara known as the Sahel, but the scientists noted that climate change-driven desertification is not a phenomenon unique to the Sahara.


Their results revealed a combination of natural climate cycles and human-caused climate change that have caused this effect over the past century – with the latter accounting for around a third of the increase.

The study was published in the Journal of Climate.

The trends in Africa of hot summers getting hotter and rainy seasons drying out are linked with factors that include increasing greenhouse gases and aerosols in the atmosphere," said Dr Ming Cai, a programme director at the National Science Foundation, which funded the research:"

A Tribute to Mineko Grimmer "Tower with Garden" in the heart of her land.

A sound installation in memory of the victims of Grenfell with the voices of the poets from the anthology: "Poems for Grenfell Tower" (The Onslaught Press).
I would like to thank all the poets who sent their voice for the installation, Matthew Staunton and Rip Bulkeley for their support with the project.



Thomas McColl

Mike Jenkins

Al McClimens

Emma Lee

John Lindley

David Keyworth

Rona Fitzgerald

If music could heal- music tribute by Notturno Concertante

In memory of Khadija Saye- BBC interview

In memory of Marco and Gloria - Video poetry "Risorgive", Massimo Parolini

Richard Carpenter

Tom Phillips

Peter A.

Neil Reeder

Ricky Nuttall

Adele Cordner

Alemu Tebeje Ayele

Through the Voice of Trees - Tallahassee sound walk, you’ll discover local poets who pay homage to Cascades Park, one of the City of Tallahassee’s gems.

By following the route on the Echoes app, visitors will hear a selection of original poems read aloud by the poets themselves.  

Each poem represents a different location within Cascades Park and encourages visitors to discover spots for quiet contemplation. Inspired by the monumental trees and surrounding landscape, these poems serve as a celebration of the unique features of the area. From Smokey Hollow Pond to Centennial Field, visitors can explore the city’s history while enjoying its natural beauty.   

Included in this sound walk are original poems by local poets Summer Hill Seven, Terri Carrion, Michael Rothenberg, and Virgil Suárez. 

Voice of Trees - Tallahassee is a collaboration between the Council on Culture & Arts (COCA), 100 Thousand Poets for Change, and the City of Tallahassee Parks, Recreation & Neighborhood Affairs Department.  

This initiative was made possible in partnership with Italian artist Giovanna Iorio who developed the Voice of Trees project in an effort to preserve the voices of poets and link their work to the landscape. Tallahassee and New York City are the only Voice of Trees locations in the United States. Our city joins a global Voice of Trees community which includes Italy, France, England, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Greenland, Ireland, Spain, Japan, and the Netherlands. 

https://coca.tallahasseearts.org/art-in-public-places/voice-of-trees-tallahassee

This Is What Falls by Michael Rothenberg
 
Cascade Park by Virgil Suárez

 Two haiku by Summer Hill Seven

Surrounded by Terri Carrion

Voice of Trees (Tallahassee Sound Walk, USA)

Museum of Sounds is part of the project Voice of Trees.
Concerti del M° Giuseppe Natale

Giuseppe Natale è nato a Roma nel 1957.  Compositore e polistrumentista , fin dall’infanzia si è dedicato alla composizione di brani di vario genere e per oltre quarant’anni ha scritto musiche per le immagini. 
Dal 2017, mosso da una forte spinta interiore, ha deciso di recuperare le composizioni di musica da camera dedicate alle più diverse formazioni, scritte negli anni precedenti e mai portate alla luce, facendo di questo il principale obiettivo della propria attività creativa presente e futura.


FLACLAPIA’(2018). Trio per flauto, clarinetto e pianoforte in tre movimenti. Flauto: Chiara Cataldi. Clarinetto: Adriano Ricci.Pianoforte: Arianna Granieri.

SEASONS OF LIFE (2016). Brano per pianoforte dedicato alle diverse fasi della vita. Pianoforte: Arianna Granieri.

SAFE HARBOUR (2012). Trio per flauto, clarinetto e pianoforte in un unico movimento. Flauto: Francesca Salandri. Clarinetto: Cristina Gregorini. Pianoforte: Ivano Guagnelli.

SERALE (2019). Brano basato su una serie dodecafonica. Pianoforte: Arianna Granieri. 

DIALOGUE (2019). Brano costruito intorno ad un Re centrale del pianoforte che è presente in ogni battuta della composizione.
Pianoforte: Annie Corrado.

WINTER RAIN (2011). Brano dal sapore new age.
Chitarra e tastiere: Giuseppe Natale. Pianoforte: Leandro Piccioni.

SOLITUDE (2007). Brano per piano elettrico e quartetto d’archi.
Piano elettrico: Leandro Piccioni. Quartetto Pessoa: Marco Quaranta violino I, Rita Gucci violino II, Achille Taddeo viola, Kyungmi Lee violoncello.

Credits Cover
Jerome Myers, born Petersburg, VA 1867-died New York City 1940
ca. 1920
Smithsonian American Art Museum

Concerti da camera nel parco (Museum of Sounds, Villa Doria Pamphilij)

Hi, my name is Giovanna Iorio. I turn voices of poets into spectrograms. 

"Murmur, tree of voices " is a piece I composed with all the voices of the poets included in this exhibition. 
Voices in Dialogue is a composition with poets voices and music

All the music by Lucio Lazzaruolo

LISTEN WITH YOUR EYES:
The tree in front of you is the "Tree of voices". Get closer to see the voice portraits of many international poets (living and past). They are little transparent cubes where the voice shines with its colours. 

LISTEN WITH YOUR SKIN: You can also touch the velvet voice portrait in the frame and on the tree.



Giuseppe Ungaretti
Pier Paolo Pasolini
Bertolt Brecht
Nadia Chiaverini 
Sara Capoccioni
Stefania Di Lino
Eugenia Serafini
Dylan Thomas
Matilde Tortora
Angela Schiavone
Anne Carson
Yoko Ono
Fridha Khalo
Iromi Ito
Sebastiano Adernò
Anna Akhmatova
Maryline Bertoncini


Please open the Catalogue on Issuu to listen to the  voice of the individual poets.

https://issuu.com/giovannaiorio/docs/catalogo_voiceportraits.docx

“The Golden Gate Park installation of Giovanna Iorio’s Voice of Trees was curated by Michael Rothenberg and Youssef Alaoui. 

Voices include:

Missy Church  

Rohan Da Costa
  
Mk Chavez  

Paul Corman Roberts 
 
Youssef Alaoui  

KR Morrison  

Tureeda Mikell 
 
Colleen McKee  

Maw Shein Win  

Michael Warr  

Chun Yu  

Richard Loranger 
 
Sharon Coleman 
 
Jack Foley  

Jennifer Hasegawa

Evan Karp

Michael Rothenberg 

Terri Carrion

Giovanna Iorio

Kim Shuck

Alexandra Naughton

Voice of Trees (Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA)

Poets and authors of the sound installation:

Sara Capoccioni (poet)
Galen Cranz (author of The Chair)
Lidia Popolano (poet)
Mariapia Quintavalla 
Elena Ribet  (poet)
Chelsea Rushton (poet)
Angela Schiavone (poet)
Marco Sonzogni (poet)
Matilde Tortora (poet)

Music by Lucio Lazzaruolo and Notturno Concertante

Using Louis ghost chairs, the installation Talking chairs by Giovanna Iorio combines the transparency of this iconic chair created by designer Philippe Starck to the colours and sound of her unique voice portraits, spectrograms of the human voice. 

Chairs and human voices will be the only protagonists of this new sound installation that aims to reflect on the possibility of dialogue in a time of isolation.
Philippe Starck described his transparent chair in these terms: “You are not sure exactly what it is but everyone recognises it and sees it as something familiar. It’s here when you want to see it and you can blend it in if you want to be discreet. It is half disappearing, dematerialising. Like all the production of our civilisation.”
Through the “transparent design furnishings” the aesthetic aspect of transparency became accepted globally. In a society where everything that counts must be visible, the invisible becomes a valid alternative. Words, being a product of civilisation, disappear and dematerialise everyday leaving human beings every day more silent in a world of noises.
Starck said that “the universal success of the Louis Ghost chair does not come from its design but from collective memory. The Louis Ghost chair was produced by our collective subconscious and it is only the natural result of our past, our present and our future.”
In this installation we await for curious visitors to sit on the invisible chairs, blended in nature and only revealing the invisible colours of the human voice. Ten authors from Italy, USA and New Zealand have sent their message and voices to reflect on past, present and future. 
Talking chairs invites visitors to a place where chairs will no longer be chairs, but imaginary islands for urban sailors.

Talking chairs: Voices for the future of the planet

Welcome to High Park sound walk. 
By following the route on the Echoes app, you will hear a selection of original poems read aloud by the poets themselves.    
Each poem represents a different location within High Park and encourages visitors to discover spots for quiet contemplation. Inspired by the monumental trees and surrounding landscape, these poems serve as a celebration of the unique features of the area. 
Voice of Trees High Park is a collaboration between Giovanna Iorio, Michael Rothenberg, Robert Priest and Larry Sawyer.

Poets included in the sound walk:

Bill Bissett- A Tree

Phil Hall- Toward A Blacker Ardour

Mark Goldstein- My Ravine

Larry Sawyer-Memory Suit

Lina Ramona Vitkauskas- Taiga

Geoff Bouvier-Those Old Familiar Ditties

Dale Smith- Grass Seeds

Charlie Petch-Daughter of Geppetto Part 4

Jennifer Hosein- Exile

Lillian Allen- I Saw A Perfect Tree

Robert Priest- A Tree Will Take The Heat For You

John Robert Colombo-Memory of Falling from a Tree

Lawrence Bayne- Tree

Patrick Connors - The Path

Michael Holmes- St. Marys Deacon Blues

Honey Novick- High Park

Marty Smith- The tree and me by onecloud

Clifton Joseph - Not poem

Voice of Trees (High Park, Toronto, CANADA)

Seventeen  poems celebrating Enfield Town and around. 

Project directed by Anthony Fisher 

Creator of sound walk Giovanna Iorio

Poetry Walk 1 - inspirations

1.	Bright Stars by Christine Vial. BRIGHT STARS. Title is from Keats poem “Bright Star” about his love for that girl next door.(Line 2)Interested in the idea of women/ me as creators( rather than muse) and their recognition (or lack of).

2.	Cedar Tree by Valerie Darville.  A mighty tree reduced to a cold stone stela and plaque.

3.	London Road by Anthony Fisher, standing in London Road reflecting on the past and changes that have occurred. 

4.	Enfield by Karina Vidler.   The poet recalls how important Enfield has been to her family.

5.	Doubting Thomas by Alan Murray.  Written in the voice of my alter-ego, the arch-pessimist, Harry, the poem reflects on that other great pessimist, Thomas Hardy, who married his second wife, Florence Dugdale, in St Andrew’s Church in Enfield. 

6.	Precinct by Christine Vial.  Observational poem built up from visits to Enfield Town precinct.  Focus on those who are lost/outsiders among the merry crowds and consumerism. Final line is from the strap line to the first Alien film   “In Space no one can hear you scream”.

7.	Planting Trees by Mary Duggan.  The poem was inspired by the wonderful presence of the great old tree which sprawls across Enfield's Central library green.

8.	The Silver Fish by Valerie Darville. The poem is a literal description of a walk I took along the New River from Enfield Town to the Town Park on a very hot summers day.

9.	Denmark May 5th 1945 by Anthony Fisher.  An end of the war story of two families.

10.	Conical Corner by Ruth Hanchett.  What inspired me to write Conical Corner is the great sense of history meeting today, the contrast of past and present. 

11.	Is this to be the Year by M.Anne Alexander.  Reflections on New Year’s Day 2020.

12.	The New River Loop by Jo Cooper.  This was inspired by the tranquillity and beauty of this lovely spot.

13.	On Gentleman’s Row by Cheryl Moskowitz.  Reflections on the time of Charles Lamb in Enfield.

14.	Ginko Baloba by Jayne Buckland.  A homage to tree that has a very old and honourable lineage.

15.	The Churchyard by M.Anne Alexander.  Memories of a walk by an old Churchyard.

16.	Poet’s Corner by Anthony Fisher.  Reflections of a poet at an open-air poetry reading.

17.	Chartrefest by M.Anne Alexander.  Consideration of the past whilst standing in a Market Place given a charter by James I.

A trubute to the Thames.
(From the archive UbuWeb) 

An extensive iteration of Roni Horn's encyclopedic project to photograph the Thames, staged at the Art Institute of Chicago, saw the artist partner her own signature fluidity with the solidity of the modernist canon. Curated by James Rondeau, this remarkable exhibition, "Some Thames," consisted of seventy-seven framed photographs installed throughout twenty-five galleries devoted to the museum's permanent collection of modern and contemporary art, as well as in its corridors, stairwells, lobbies, offices, and library.

The footnotes that Horn employs in her work usually provide textual counter-points, but in Saying Water, 1999-, a monologue that she performed at the exhibition's opening, literary allusions became discursive. Dressed in black jacket and pants, she assumed the mannered cadence of a poet, showing slides and interrogating her work, her viewers, and herself. Emphasizing in her poses the androgyny of her name, her self-conscious attitude shifted to become by turns conversational, anecdotal, and seductive. Paired with the non-narrative structure of her photography, chains of quotations linked figures as disparate as Emily Dickinson, Hank Williams, and Martin Heidegger. These accumulations reiterated a desire for transparency in the face of opaque mundane experience. "Water is the master verb," stated Horn, "an act of perpetual relation."

Horn's attention to what she characterizes in her accompanying text as "the minuscule," the "aberration that is rare formation," accounts for the work's haunting presence. If we accept Horn's larger project as a sustained meditation on identity, then our task is equally charged by its endless variability. We followed the unexpected contingencies of "Some Thames" like a treasure map. The identification of Monet with water may be cliched, yet as we viewed Horn's photograph next to Matisse's Interior at Nice, 1919-20, a sunny seascape reverted to what it actually consists of, a slice of blue paint. In a gallery of German Expressionism, the sour effect of Ludwig Meidner's 1913 portrait of Max Hermann Neisse was heightened by Horn's mustard-colored photograph. Elsewhere an orange speck on a mottled Thames surface echoed the edge of Clyfford Still's abstraction 1951-52. Not only formal, Horn's edits were also conceptual. Like a liquid connoisseur, she replaced one too many Giacomettis with a photograph in which a brittle black branch matched the paintings' skeletal linearity. Abutting a Juan Gris Portrait of Picasso, 1912, the choppy river informed the jittery gestures on the canvas. Horn's glittering surfaces chimed with the hallucinatory landscape of Roberto Matta Echuarren's The Earth Is a Man, 1942, and the popular Magritte Time Transfixed, 1938, will never seem quite the same after Horn's pairing of the steam from the locomotive with the water's smoky wake. Twins are never truly identical, and by Horn's analogy, water does not reflect us, but rather we reflect the water, in all its confounding mutability.

The theoretical implications of this installation complemented and supplemented the chronology of the museum. We were encouraged to proceed through the modernist canon as if walking beside a river, Horn's quasi-abstract surfaces provoking reciprocal exchanges that marked formal and iconographic similarities between permanent masterpieces and temporary photographs. An allegorical exercise, "Some Thames" partook of and amplified conventional taxonomies while resisting their classification. In most cases, Horn's image was the other to the museum masterpiece, and yet, following its wide-ranging itinerary, the Thames became the figure, the collection the ground. The absence of labels for Horn's series signaled the uncertainty of authorship yet marked the photographs as interlopers. In this project, Horn complicated her system once again. In its insistence on doubling and difference, "Some Thames" first queered the river, then the museum in which we were reflected.

Welcome to Boston Manor Park!


Difficulty: Easy
Time: about 1 hour 
Distance: 1 mile (1,6 km)  
What you need: Download the App Echoes, headphones
Optional: A notebook, pen, pencil for your notes 


On the Boston Manor Park audio trail, you’ll discover some of the wonderful sounds found here or inspired by this beautiful park in the heart of west London. The park has many natural, historical and contemporary features and places for you to explore, including the Grade 1 listed Manor House, ornamental lake, Walled Garden, meadows and woodlands with beautiful old trees, with the River Brent and Grand Union canal at the western boundary. The park has great facilities, including the Hub building, home to the Potting Shed café and activity room, a playground, fitness equipment, basketball and tennis courts.By following the route on the Echoes app, visitors will hear a selection of music, poems, mindful activity suggestions and other soundscapes on this journey around Boston Manor Park. Now let’s get started!


SOUND WALK BY GIOVANNA IORIO
PLANNING BY VANESSA HAMPTON & GIOVANNA IORIO
NARRATION BY NATASHA GAVIN and TOM GAVIN
MUSIC BY LUCIO LAZZARUOLO & NOTTURNO CONCERTANTE

I am a sound artist and I live in UK. 
I am the founder of the Poetry Sound Library, an archive that preserves the voices of poets from past and present. 
I research ways to link poetry to the landscape. 
My sound walks are in UK and around the world. 

Among my projects there is "Voice of Trees, a sound walk to discover the voices of the most important poets from the Poetry Sound Library: monumental trees or parks receive a poet's voice and they become part of an inspiring sound installation. 

Website & Info: 
https://thevoiceoftrees.weebly.com/
https://poetrysoundlibrary.weebly.com/

Giovanna Iorio - Sound Artist (UK)

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