
Rehearsals for Revolution
Rehearsals for Revolution
An 8-channel sound installation
at Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa, 2024
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composed and presented by
sound design & mix
collaborators
Moushumi Bhowmik
dibakar saha
Purba Rudra (visual design)
Sunayan Roy (bulletin and posters)
Apurba Roy (research assistant)
Somsankar Ray (etchings, paintings)
Alok Som (origami)
Imprint (printer)
To read more, please visit- Travelling Archive
Rehearsals for Revolution is composed and designed for the show ‘A Haptic Score’ at the Old GMC Building, Goa, curated by Veerangana Solanki, at Serendipity Art Festival 2024.
Note from Moushumi Bhowmik-
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Borrowing from John Berger, we have imagined this work as a tribute to the
revolutionary process; a composition on our dreams for change which do not die, however bleak the circumstances. It is composed in three parts entitled ‘Rise’, ‘Fall’ and ‘Rise Again’, with song, reverie, slogans, beginning with field recordings from an old factory site along the Hooghly River in West Bengal, which once saw a massive workers’ uprising, but is now lying in disuse and decay, waiting. Waiting for what? To the sounds of old protests are added sounds from newer ones, in our continued struggles for a just world, free from wars and oppression.







