| An early morning chorus starring |
| American Robin - Turdus migratorius propinquus |
| by John Hartog © 2005 |
Enjoy the robin's sweet song, accompanied only by sounds of natural surroundings.
For meditation or relaxation, keep the volume low. For active listening, turn it
up a bit or try headphones to hear the fine details of this non-repeating,
50 minute digital stereo recording.
The peaceful Aldrich Mountains of eastern Oregon offer moments of quietude in our increasingly noisy human world. At the edge of a meadow beside Murderer's Creek, the robin flutters in and resumes his caroling at center stage. In this recording the robin's voice comes through full and clear with intrinsic subtleties from the surrounding natural soundscape. Enjoy the sounds of water and trout swimming by, and ravens that drop in to say their piece - also chickadees, woodpeckers, nuthatches and other forest creatures. All tracks were recorded June 20 2005 between 5 and 6:30 am. Total time: 51:22 minutes Cover Art: Bird Illustrations by Deb Espesete © 2005. The special characters on the cover are based on sonograms and represent two of the many phrases of this robin's song. Note: Please respect our hard work. The audio recordings in this MP3 Album are protected under US copyright laws, and the limited license accompanied with purchase of this MP3 Album includes one successful download to be used by one user for personal listening only. We put careful attention to quality by frequently testing all of our available material. However, if you have any problems downloading, unzipping, or playing this MP3 Album, please contact us, so we can help work out a solution. |
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Natural Soundscape Recording John Hartog Portland, Oregon USA www.rockscallop.org A tribute to the world's vanishing quiet places |