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Re: Listening to Trees

Subject: Re: Listening to Trees
From: "Mike Rooke" picnet2
Date: Wed Sep 23, 2009 8:18 am ((PDT))
I agree, but then again someone at the BBC would want to "Add music adding =
another dimension to the programme just to underpin the mood conveying ever=
y emotion possible from that tree..." - final result might be 2 seconds of =
actual sounds followed by ten minutes of keyboard jamming while the present=
er talks about the tree, all of which would hardly be discernible from the =
din of the background music.

Interesting project Ive recorded the apple trees in my backgarden with hydr=
ophones and ate a few apples afterwards :)

-Mike.

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> Interesting feature in a UK garden, could have done with more of the actu=
al sounds in the piece though...
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> http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/york/hi/people_and_places/arts_and_culture/ne=
wsid_8268000/8268431.stm
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> C
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