Wonder what Audium sounded like in the 70s?

Audium VI rewinds audiences back to 1975. Originally composed on tape by Audium co-founder Stan Shaff, this piece premiered in October 1975 at the grand opening of Audium’s home on 1616 Bush Street.

Fast forward 50 years, much has changed technology-wise, but Audium’s original aesthetic remains intact. Now, following in his dad’s footsteps, David Shaff has reworked his father’s sounds for Audium’s current system and will perform select evenings.

Blanca Bercial & Emma Scully will activate the lobby with interactive visual and sound works drawn from Audium’s historic archive, including writing, photos, and video.

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Red Clay Sound Haus presents a final show series after a two-year residency at Audium. Tossie Long and the RCSH Collective will explore The Sound of Black San Francisco. Body, architecture and desire feature in a collection of run-ins, synchronicities and predictions poised for performance.

Red Clay Sound Haus will create a performance that channels the voices of a disappearing city, preserving its cultural and historical memory through sound.

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