人从众𠈌(yú)工作坊邀请10位参与者悄悄地说一个声音故事。之所以称之为是一个故事，是因为你是那个叙述的人。之所以称之为声音故事，是因为在这个故事里你听到了声音。它可以是抽象的，具体的，离奇的，日常的，想象的，荒诞的，不得不通过一切方式描述的，实在难以用语言描述的... 最重要的是，你被这个声音深深的吸引，你们产生了连接，哪怕转瞬即逝。

在工作坊开始的前一天前，每一位参与者已经准备好了一段声音故事，讲述并录了下来。工作坊当天，我们在很多热身与即兴联系的过程中穿插了3轮传声筒游戏：第一轮的时候，有2个人会同时传故事，A传给B，B传给C，最后一个人记住最终版本，但是不说出来。经过时间的推移，对于这个故事的记忆也在渐渐的变化。第二轮的时候，有3个人同时传故事。第三轮的时候有4个人同时传故事。结果果然不负众望：

The workshop From One to the Crowd invites 10 participants to share a sound story with us—one that contains sound itself, as well as your own voice attempting to narrate or describe that sound.
It can be abstract or concrete, strange or everyday, imagined or absurd; something that must be described by every possible means, or something that is truly difficult to put into words…

By the day before the workshop, each participant had prepared, narrated, and recorded a sound story. On the day of the workshop, we wove three rounds of a telephone game into a series of warm-ups and improvisational exercises. In the first round, two people passed on their stories at the same time: A passed the story to B, B to C, and so on, until the last person memorized the final version without saying it aloud. As time passed, the memory of the story also gradually shifted. In the second round, three people passed on their stories simultaneously. In the third round, four people did so. The result certainly lived up to our expectations:

关于“鞭炮”的声音故事
A sound story about “firecrackers”

关于“半梦半醒间”的声音故事
A sound story about “half-asleep, half-awake”

关于“尖叫”的声音故事
A sound story about “screaming”

关于“脑海里”的声音故事
A sound story about “in the mind”

关于“木楼梯”的声音故事
A sound story about “wooden stairs”