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Fordelen ved at være Ordblind (Julie Nymann)

Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen 2024



© Julie Nymann
artist JULIE NYMANN sound designer and dramaturgical consultant JOËLLE MCGOVERN »samlet union« composer & producer AGNES VALBJØRN STAVNSBJERG  narrator JONAS KJELDGAARD SØRENSEN, METTE MOLTKE WOZNIAK, JULIE NYMANN voices Limfjordskolen Struer, Ordblindeklubben Nørre Nissum, FGU Vesterbro, Anette Marcher, Kim Lykkegaard and Marie Vedsmand writer
Julie Nymann technical coordination KRISTINE BECH SØRENSEN technical assistance Nikolaj N. Phillipsen Keith Allan Tilda Lundbohm

Sound design and dramaturgy consultant for an 8 channel multichannel installation “Fordelen ved at være Ordblind” (The advantages of being dyslexic) by artist Julie Nymann.

Rumsans, Sound and Scent 

Copenhagen Architecture Festival, Copenhagen 2022



Idea VICTORIA LINN LYGUM Sound design and installation JOËLLE MCGOVERN Sound design consultant PETER ALBRECHTSEN

Sound design and public installation for a 9 channel multichannel installation for the architecture research group Rumsans as part of the Copenhagen Architecture Festival with sound design consultant Peter Albrechtsen.

Clinamina

The Danish National School of Performing Arts, Copenhagen 2022



Idea, sound design, technical design, scenography and installation JOËLLE MCGOVERN Acoustic consultant EDDY BØGH BRIXEN Conceptual consultant LUGH O’NEILL Production help PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT DDSKS
An 8 channel recording played back through a 16.2 multichannel sound system meticulously recreating the acoustic space of Christianshavn metro station in Copenhagen and manipulating it, investigating behavioural codexes embedded in familiar acoustic spaces, activated architecture and the phenomenological value that derives from it. BFA project for The Danish National School of Performing Arts in the sound design specialisation.

“A metro station is a rare, confined space within the chaotic schedule of a city where various temporalities meet. Certain patterns emerge, like that of commuters’ movement and behaviour. How would the patterns transform over time when the sonic environment ever so minimally deviates from its codified behaviour? A shift of awareness, a contrast, a brief sidestep from our conscious mind. Then, suddenly: the sound reforms to its original state. Are we still the same, or have we also shifted?”

Young Werther’s Imported Sorrow 

The Danish National School of Performing Arts, Copenhagen 2022


Idea, dramaturgy, field recording, spatial sound design, technical design, scenography and installation JOËLLE MCGOVERN 
Directing consultant SIGRID JOGANNESEN Acoustic consultant EDDY BØGH BRIXEN Lighting MATHILDE HYTTEL, VIKTOR HOLM LAURIDSEN Sound assistance (Australia) ROSE PARKER, SAE INSTITUTE BRISBANE Recording assistance ESSA O’CONNOR

A 14.4 multichannel sound installation based on cultural identity through incompatible European story telling in a colonial Australian context. Live-recorded reading group sesion of Goethe’s ‘The Sorrows of Young Werther’ and a facilitated discussion with seven participants in sub-tropical Australia, re-staged in Denmark as speakers in their original sitting position with acompanying sound design and field recordings of the participants’ local rainforests and environment.