SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
This month’s episode focuses on the spoken word. Inspired by the act of learning to speak, it presents works that play with speech through repeated words and phrases, delivery style, word play, talking technologies and synthesised voices from educators, sound poets and musicians.
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Estados Unidos da América
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