Sound scenography

Sound scenography (also known as acoustic scenography)^[1] is the process of staging spaces and environments through sound.^[2] It combines expertise from the fields of architecture, acoustics, communication, sound design and interaction design to convey artistic, historical, scientific, or commercial content or to establish atmospheres and moods.^[3]

^ Herzer, Jan Paul; Kullmann, Max (July 2012). "Acoustic scenography – sound design for built environments". Proceedings of the Global Composition. Sound, Media, and the Environment.
^ Atelier Brückner (2010). Scenography / Szenografie – Making spaces talk / Narrative Räume. Stuttgart: avedition. p. 209.
^ Poesch, Janina (March 2014). "Hammersnail Sonic Research". Plot. Vol. 10. p. 104. ISBN 978-3-89986-153-2.

[1] Herzer, Jan Paul; Kullmann, Max (July 2012). "Acoustic scenography – sound design for built environments". Proceedings of the Global Composition. Sound, Media, and the Environment.

[2] Atelier Brückner (2010). Scenography / Szenografie – Making spaces talk / Narrative Räume. Stuttgart: avedition. p. 209.

[3] Poesch, Janina (March 2014). "Hammersnail Sonic Research". Plot. Vol. 10. p. 104. ISBN 978-3-89986-153-2.

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