115 PRANGER SHOTS- 345 SHOTS
Each bang refracts differently in the landscape, you can hear the shots and their echoes coming closer and disappearing again. Fleeting thunderous soundscapes spread out between the mountains, folding several times or expanding on the flat and fading away without echo or return.
HORNING INTO THE SALZKAMMERGUT
Waiting, listening and listening again. The shot passes by 3 times, gets louder and louder and then disappears again into the distance. A huge relief, an acoustic imprint of the landscape with its shapes reflected in the reverberation, emerges – and immediately disappears again. E(sc)reverberates.
the second shot:
the third shot:
The SLOW SHOT will sound different at each location, depending on the topography, you will hear 4 to 5 shots approaching and just as many shots moving away.
The SLOW SHOT will consist of 3 series of shots and last a total of approx. 26 minutes. min in total. For the individual listeners, the composition will be audible 3 times for up to 2 minutes
THE SLOW SHOT will take place in all weather conditions. If individual positions are cancelled due to weather or health reasons, the overall programme will remain unchanged.
THE SLOW SHOT can be heard everywhere along its route. Find a place along the line on the map, preferably slightly elevated and less affected by traffic noise. Where you can see far, you can hear far.
Mostly productive listening locations
NO > SW: the entire Traun valley, elevated in the flat country between Hörbach (Vorchdorf) and Gmunden, Gmunden Ramsau, Traunkirchen, beim Löwen, Ebensee Brauneck/Rindbach, Bad Ischl Siriuskogel, Kalvarienberg Bad Ischl, Weißenbach/Goisern, Steeg, Gosautal.
NW > SO: Weißenbach(tal) am Attersee, Tal der Ischl between Radau and Bad Ischl, Rettenbach(tal), Blaa – Alm, Plattenkogel Altaussee, Bad Aussee, Gschlößl to Rödschitz, Salzastausee.
Mobile videos welcome at info@salzkammerschall.at
Salzkammer(sc)hall
For the four-part project, the entire Salzkammergut region becomes both the geographical and cultural starting point, the material, the content and the stage.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at and salzkammerschall.at
Contributors
Georg Nussbaumer (artist/composer)
Prancketeers of the Upper Austrian Prangerschützen Association
Norbert Schweizer (project support, organisation)
ARGE Hallschallzeit (project responsibility)
OÖ Prangerschützen-Verband (project partner)
Christian Haselmayr (Programme management music, youth, community building)
