29: Acoustic Body

09/27/15 • 22 min

Support RS at patreon.com/reasonablysound It’s the stethoscope and the sampler as Mike leads us through “the alien nature of [our] own interiors.” In this journey into the sounds of the body, he explores the work of corporeal sonification as music, as well the history and meaning of sounds in medicine. There are lots of sound puns that are sure to resonate (HA!), and the pleasure of hearing Mike work his way through European names of the 19th century. Also the word “auscultation.” And a Special Thanks to these Reasonably Sound Patrons: Hans Buetow, Xander C, Talia F E, Camilla Greer, Parker Higgins, Joe Krushinski, Tod Kurt and Ethan Rose! -- a previous version of this episode contained the following music -- Intro/Outro: My Body by Perfume Genius from Too Bright Break 1: Suddenly by Herbert from Bodily Functions Break 2: Lipostudio by Matmos from A Chance to Cut Is a Chance to Cure

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Support RS at patreon.com/reasonablysound Originally published September 17, 2015 It’s the birthday episode for Reasonably Sound! Celebrating 1 year, Mike dives into why he can’t lead us all in a rousing chorus of that famous Happy Birthday song that we all know and ... love (?). But the copyright clampdown might be loosening in light of dramatic new evidence found (as evidence usually is) in a basement. PLUS ... an exciting new birthday announcement: We are launching a Patreon! Now you can support the show you love with more than just cheering at your phone whenever a new episode comes out. The Patreon will help Reasonably Sound grow to new and exciting places. You can see the full details at the Reasonably Sound Patreon page. You can also find Reasonably Sound’s very own Birthday Song at Mike’s bandcamp here: https://mikerugnetta.bandcamp.com/album/hbd-2 -- SOURCES -- FMA’S License Free Birthday Songs, Entries http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Happy_Birthday_Song_Contest/The_New_Birthday_Song_Contest/ Happy Birthday Song Contest Winners http://freemusicarchive.org/curator/FMA/blog/Announcing_the_Happy_Birthday_Replacement_Songs The twisted history of the Happy Birthday song—and the copyright shenanigans that keep it profitable http://boingboing.net/2015/08/07/the-twisted-history-of-the-hap.html Copyright and The World’s Most Popular Song by Robert Brauneis [PDF] http://poseidon01.ssrn.com/delivery.php?ID=481085124111100121104090124019121064104035090029001010110003125092118100096090117113041000008060051058110118083098067111089113060083005001074096094122082009084025073059066002004112011026007024016084125125088100084090087089118001089100093115113117007&EXT=pdf Original 1890s Manuscript of “Happy Birthday” Found In a Filing Cabinet http://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2015/09/01/breaking-original-1890s-manuscript-of-happy-birthday-discovered/ Birthday Song’s Copyright Leads to a Lawsuit for the Ages http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/14/nyregion/lawsuit-aims-to-strip-happy-birthday-to-you-of-its-copyright.html “Happy Birthday” Lawsuit: “Smoking Gun” Emerges in Bid to Free World’s Most Popular Song http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/happy-birthday-lawsuit-smoking-gun-811144 Happy Birthday song and its strange past http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/music-news/10674899/Happy-Birthday-song-and-its-strange-past.html -- a previous version of this episode contained the following MUSIC -- Intro and Outro: Happy Birthday Song by Andrew Brid from andrew bird and the mysterious production of eggs Break 1 – Smiley Monroe Break 2 – My Birth by Swans from My Father Will Guide Me Up A Rope to The sky

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29: Acoustic Body

It’s the stethoscope and the sampler as Mike leads us through “the alien nature of [our] own interiors.” In this journey into the sounds of the body, he explores the work of corporeal sonification as music, as well the history and meaning of sounds in medicine. There are lots of sound puns that are sure to resonate (HA!), and the pleasure of hearing Mike work his way through European names of the 19th century. Also the word “auscultation.” Music Intro: My Body by Perfume Genius from Too Bright Break 1: Suddenly by Herbert from Bodily Functions Break 2: Lipostudio by Matmos from A Chance to Cut Is a Chance to Cure