There are a lot of ways to make a body produce noise. Jacob Kirkegaard knows all about that. The sound artist meticulously recorded an autopsy and a body decomposing. We’re celebrating the whole range of the live human body too: there’s a musical tooter, popping knees, throbbing brain arteries, and grunts aplenty. Q&A with Jacob Kirkegaard. **All streaming shows start at 6PM Pacific Time.

WORKS THAT CAN BE HEARD IN “BODIES”

“American Speech Sounds and Rhythm,” Hazel Brown, Folkway Records

“Sounds of Medicine,” Folkway Records

“Brain Artery,” The World According to Sound

“Grunting,” The World According to Sound

“Healthy and Unhealthy Knees,” Omer Inan

“Joints”

“American Speech Sounds and Rhythm,” Hazel Brown, Folkway Records

“Man Bird,” Charles Kellogg, The World According to Sound

“Eating Misophonia,”, The World According to Sound et al.

“Clapping Music,” Steven Reich

“Le Petomane,” Monsieur Lefires

“American Speech Sounds and Rhythm,” Hazel Brown, Folkway Records

“Tinnitus,” The World According to Sound & The British Tinnitus Association

“Ants,” Stephen Frost

“Jupiter,” NASA & The World According to Sound

“Do Not Reject Me in My Old Age,” The Orthodox Singers

“Crucifixus,” Alessandro Moreschi

“Sequenza III,” Luciano Berio, singer Cathy Berberian

“American Speech Sounds and Rhythm,” Hazel Brown, Folkway Records

“Coal Miner,” Howard Berkes & The World According to Sound

“Opus Mors,” Jacob Kirkegaard & The World According to Sound