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Archeologia Sonora Treviso, Italy
Archeologia Sonora è un progetto di "archeologia sonora" di Michele Spagnolo. Sono qui presentati una serie di field
recordings e registrazioni amatoriali salvate alla distruzione del tempo. L'intento è quello musicologico di ridare nuovo significato e nuova vita a questo materiale anonimo manipolato dal tempo.
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