Materiality and aural memory in the Harbour Symphony (St. John’s, Newfoundland)

Figures & data

Figure 1. Listening and recording locations during 2012 fieldwork (map provided by Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism with additional artwork and photos by the author).

Figures 2a and 2b. Images of heritage architecture in downtown St. John’s: (a) detail of clapboard houses and (b) downtown St. John’s (photos by author).

Figure 3. Harbourside Park during the 2012 Sound Symposium (photo by author).

Figure 4. Bridge operation system of the Havila Venus with performer Carolyn (photo by author, July 2014).

Figure 5. Dem’s not Oars, Dem’s me Sisters’ by Ed Squires (2012) [Player/Boat 5] (photo by author, July 2012).

Figure 6. Hope Harbour Symphony by Jesse Stewart (2014) [Player/Boat 4] (courtesy of the Sound Symposium).

Figure 7. Harbour Symphony by Allan Gordon Bell (2014) [Player/Boat 5] (courtesy of the Sound Symposium).

Figure 8. The Alsterstern (photo by author, July 2014).

Figure 9. The Atlantic Kestrel at Marine Base Pier (photo by author, July 2014).

Figure 10. Volunteers rehearsing the Harbour Symphony (photo by author, July 2014).

Figure 11. The Atlantic Kestrel Bridge Horn Station (photo by author, July 2014).

Map 1. The St. John’s Harbour and Pier System (courtesy of the St. John’s Port Authority).