First, I apologize that this isn't directly nature recording related, and s=
econd I apologize that this is several years old and may not be new to you.=
Reading Bernie Kraus's excellent Wild Soundscapes (which I was lucky enough=
to find at my local library), he talks about how at one point music was he=
retical in some places. It reminded me of a fascinating story regarding a h=
idden "code" at Rosslyn Chapel which, according to some, was depicted using=
Chladni patterns.
There's a good write-up of it here: http://www.slate.com/articles/life/the_=
rosslyn_code/2011/05/the_rosslyn_code_5.html
You can also search the web for Rosslyn and you'll find lots of additional =
details. Hopefully some of you will find it interesting, and I hope it isn'=
t too off topic.
- Charles
(Pardon my terseness or typos, this was sent from my iPhone.)
"While a picture is worth a thousand words, a
sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie Krause.
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