A soundscape of endangered species’ mating calls rolling through lower East Austin neighborhoods followed by a concert in Oswaldo A.B. Cantu/Pan Am Park. Details available on the Rolling Ryot web site: http://www.rollingryot.net
We can no longer count on the once-predictable seasonal dawn and dusk choruses of frogs, toads and birds. Amphibian populations are decimated by disease and irregular spring rains. A lack of natural brush fires and ungulate grazing alters a habitat suited for a narrowly adapted species of charismatic bird.
This inaugural performance will feature compositions by local sound artists using field recordings of Texas amphibian and bird mating calls as raw material. The rolling fantastical soundscape will dominate the ambient urban environment and awaken memories of natural soundtracks to which we are rapidly losing access. Details are available on the Rolling Ryot web site: http://www.rollingryot.net
Free Admission
2018/03/04 - 2018/03/04
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The ride ends at Oswaldo AB Cantu/Pan Am Park where a final performance of the piece will take place around 5:30 pm. Attendees are welcome to accompany the preceding roll on bikes or stand along the planned route. (Route maps available here)
Pan Am Recreation Center
2100 East 3rd Street, Austin, Texas 78702