2/8 Bregman 4/8 Deutsch 7/8 Hecker 1/8 Höller, Acoustic Anthropology, Acoustic Inkblot, Adam Crockatt, AHRC, Alice Carey, Antonia Barnett-McIntosh, Art & Illusion for Sound, Arts & Humanities Research Council, Audio Apophenia, Audio Art, Audio Inkblot, Audio Pareidolia, Audio Rorschach, Auditory Ambiguity, Auditory Apophenia, Auditory Inkblot, Auditory Projective Test, Auditory Rorschach, Aura Satz, Aural Contract, Aural History, Bárbara Rodríguez Muñoz, BBC4, Beau Lotto, Birkbeck College, British Library, Cabaret of the Extraordinary Working Voice Experience, Carbonic Oscillation, Carol Watts, Carolyn McGettigan, CCA, Centre for Contemporary Arts, Channel One Channel Two and Channel Three, Christmas Lectures, CM von Hausswolff, Dana Centre, David Reby, Disinformation, Emma Bennett, EVP, Florian Hecker, Friedrich Jürgenson, Ghost Voice, Goldsmiths, Goldsmiths CCA, Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Arts, Goldsmiths College, Hannah Silva, Hearing Lips & Seeing Voices, Hearing Voices in the Noise, Holly Pester, Human Conversation, Installation Art, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, James Wilkes, Jo Burzynska, Joe Banks, Jonnie Robinson, Konstantin Raudive, Language of Life, Larry Sider, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, London Consortium, Lotto Lab, Magic Lantern, Mark Underwood, Matthew Wraith, McGurk Effect, Mike Kelley, Mikhail Karikis, Mishearing, Mishearings, Now You're Talking, Oenosthesia, Paranormal Activity, Paul Hibbard, Pedagogies of the Ear, Poetry as I need it, Pradheep Shanmugalingam, Queen Mary’s, Resonance 104.4FM, Roger Moore, Rorschach Audio, Royal Holloway, Royal Institution, Sarah Angliss, School of Sound, Science Museum, Serpentine Gallery, Sonic Art, Sonic Inkblot, Sonic Pareidolia, Sonic Phantoms, Sonic Rorschach, Sonic Studies, Sophie Scott, Sound & Music, Sound Installation, Sound Studies, Sumbisori, Supernatural, Susan Hiller, Tate Modern, The Auricle, The Innkeepers, The Voice Symposium, The Whole Truth, This is a Voice, Trevor Cox, UCL, Unit for Sound Practice Research, University of Brighton, University of Sheffield, University of Sussex, University of Westminster, Vocal Phantoms, Voices In The Dark, Voices of the Dead, Vox Anatomica, Vox Lab, Wellcome Collection, Wellcome Trust, White Noise, Will Montgomery, Writing Around Sound
The Voice Symposium on Resonance FM… on You Tube
Watch on You Tube itself for access to the navigational links –
00:00 – Introduction by James Wilkes
01:16 – Professor Sophie Scott
15:21 – Emma Bennett / Robin
17:05 – Joe Banks / Rorschach Audio
35:12 – Professor Sophie Scott
36:42 – Pradheep Shanmugalingam
43:24 – Carolyn McGettigan
56:31 – Holly Pester / News Piece
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