Echo Echo Echo
fig-2, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, UK, 2015
As part of fig–2, Deborah Coughlin, Michael Shaw and a 22-piece all-girl choir Gaggle present Echo, Echo, Echo.
Echo, Echo, Echo is an experimental, multi–layered piece of recorded improvisation made of from the voices of Gaggle women past and present, live instruments and a recording of the opening night of Yap! Yap! Yap!.
The piece was recorded live on a rudimentary 8 Track (1980's Dictaphones and bespoke looped tapes x 8). The recording of the performance and the hardware used was then left in the gallery for the duration of the exhibition.
fig-2, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, UK, 2015
As part of fig–2, Deborah Coughlin, Michael Shaw and a 22-piece all-girl choir Gaggle present Echo, Echo, Echo.
Echo, Echo, Echo is an experimental, multi–layered piece of recorded improvisation made of from the voices of Gaggle women past and present, live instruments and a recording of the opening night of Yap! Yap! Yap!.
The piece was recorded live on a rudimentary 8 Track (1980's Dictaphones and bespoke looped tapes x 8). The recording of the performance and the hardware used was then left in the gallery for the duration of the exhibition.