sounds like some french romantic period of music right here. I like

A montage of fog and ships horn sound effects from the BBC archives, mixed and arranged by Robin The Fog and played down the 27-foot Denman horn at The Science Museum, South Kensington, 01.06.14. Recording was made approximately six feet from the mouth of the horn using a simple hand-held recorder. Occasional background sounds, including the next-door canteen, can also be heard. 

More on the Exponential horn here: http://robinthefog.com/2014/06/09/the-fog-gets-the-horn/

Fog and Ships Horns - The Denman Recording, Science Museum, 01.06.14.WAV

The idea behind the piece is to use the building blocks of sound synthesis taken to new levels thanks to the processing power of computers . This piece was composed using a network of 64 sine oscillators in Max/Msp. Each oscillator was assigned a volume curve in order to create harmonic movement. 

Piece for 64 sine wave oscillators

The writer and fisherman Chris Yates discusses the ways of the wild brown trout with expert fly fisherman Ronnie Butler.

This was the third in a series of four programmes about the character and habits of British freshwater fish.

Fish Tales was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2007. It's produced by Dan Shepherd.

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