Dublin Core
Title
Bunraku Museum
Subject
The soundscape within the museum section that was off of the lobby.
Description
Considering the significance of the bunraku theatre performance, the theatre decided to make a side museum in decidaction to the history of the art. The museum details how it began, information about the use of puppets and different elements being put into the performance, and the different historical actors that were well renouned in the theatre or actors that affected how, when, and which performances were allowed at what times.
Creator
Tatum Pond
Publisher
Knox College Abolition Labs
Date
November 24, 2024
Rights
Knox College, Tatum Pond
Format
mp3 audio recording
Sound Item Type Metadata
Original Format
mp4 audio recording
Duration
01:19
Transcription
A person sneezes as you can hear the sounds of a stringed instrument being played over head. There is the sound of a pounding and a sort of simple, percussive noise of two wooden sticks being hit against eachother in the background. Some of the noises being heard from out in the lobby while others are coming from a projected video recording of one of the bunraku performances.