Sound Is Magic
Brian HarnettyOn sound and music and how they touch us deeply. Open and curious writing and recordings exploring archives, place, memory, myth, and the radical power of listening.
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2025 Year-in-Review
The composer George Crumb described music as being “a system of proportions in the service of a spiritual impulse.”* I thought about this quote a lot as I worked on projects this year. Spiritual, yes—but I’m not exactly sure what that means...
Look/Listen to a New Project: The House (Part 2)
This is the second part of an essay on The House, a new project featuring string quartet along with field recordings of my parents’ house and our old family piano. In the first part, I walked through the house from room to room, listening. ...
Look/Listen to a New Project: The House
First, a bit of news: A few months ago I had a conversation with John P. Hastings about my new book Noisy Memory, where we talked about archives, creative process, and the social fabric of Appalachian Ohio. Now, our conversation is in this ...
Episode 5: Words and Silences
Here is the fifth (and last) episode of the Sound Is Magic podcast series that focuses on my book Noisy Memory: Recording Sound, Performing Archives. It has been such a pleasure to share the podcast episodes with everyone, and I’ve really a...
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Interdisciplinary sound artist, composer, and writer.
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