Soundwalk panorama. Photo courtesy David Chesworth.

Walk One

repetitions/
patterns/
cycles

As you walk, begin to sense the different kinds of sounds that are reaching your ears.

Where do they come from? Which sounds are natural, and which are made by humans?


Begin, in your own time, listening …

Are the sounds you hear one-off sounds, or do they repeat in some way?

What makes them repetitious?

Do they have a rhythm? What kinds of patterns are they making?

Are there chaotic sounds?

What changes? What repeats?

Think of long-term cycles versus quick cycles.

All sounds have durations—listen for sounds that are fleeting and sounds that persist.

Sense how different repetitions coincide or overlap.

McClelland acknowledges the Bunurong / Boon Wurrung people of the South-Eastern Kulin Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters on which we are placed.


We are a safe, welcoming space for all people.

As a not-for-profit organisation, McClelland relies largely on the support of visitors through entry fees and donations to help conserve and build the collection, curate inspiring exhibitions and public programs, and care for the beautiful sculpture park and bushland setting for all to enjoy.

390 McClelland Drive Langwarrin
VIC Australia 3910
Phone +61 3 9789 1671
info@mcclelland.org.au

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