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soundmachine
Sirenen


„Once a year at predetermined hours, sirens were once tested on city roofs. For this test, I used to walk regularly across the fields on the outskirts of town. The sirens from neighboring cities kilometers away generated a fascinating spatial resonance, certainly the most spatial acoustic sound space I have experienced so far."


Technical Details

Year: 1989

Air passing through rapidly rotating perforated discs produces a characteristic siren sound. The instrument, which was built in 1989 and reworked in 2002, is futuristic in appearance, somewhat resembling an alien or some other figure from a science fiction film. The siren is 2.40 meters high and 3.50 meters wide and consists of eight discs, which can be triggered by eight throttle flaps and 16 motors. Wind machine blowing air into the valve box. The valves distribute the air to the eight hoses.

Material:
steel, tubes, 8 hoses, 8 valves, 8 throttles, 16 motors

Weight:
140 kg

Dimensions:
height 240cm [=7.9 ft] x width 350cm [=11.5 ft]

Download:
Sirenen (PDF-german)


Audio

Atelier Klangraum T.
Sirenen

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