Name: Dusk in the Amazon rainforest by George Vlad in Amazon rainforest
Duration: 10 min 27 s
Description: As dusk falls in the Amazon rainforest, the sounds of the jungle change dramatically. Long version at https://youtu.be/Yfm_Vkv0C9o

A collection of soundscapes I recorded in the Amazon rainforest in March/April 2019. Read about the expedition on my blog: https://mindful-audio.com/blog/sound-recording-amazon-rainforest-expedition

Amazon rainforest

Dawn and dusk in the Amazon rainforest are particularly lush when it comes to biophony, especially by a slow flowing river. The stark contrast between the beauty of birdsong and the shrill urgency of insect calls is never as evident. Long version at https://youtu.be/Rq6eMZyVFtk

Dusk By The River In The Amazon Rainforest

The symphony of wildlife in the rainforest is more minimalistic but piercing and almost electronic. It takes a while to get accustomed to being surrounded by these sounds, but once you do it's like they've always been there. Long version at https://youtu.be/TiMJASuJmFg

Dark Night In The Amazon Rainforest

Listening with good headphones in a quiet environment is recommended.

Related tracks:
https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/20211024-an-excerpt-from-a-syncopated-dawn-spring
https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/20211024-a-syncopated-dawn-spring

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2021.10.24 Night Music. Spring.

A thunderstorm of epic proportions on the horizon in the Amazon rainforest. Long version at https://youtu.be/R8lLynze4Oo

Massive thunderstorm approaching in the Amazon rainforest

As dusk falls in the Amazon rainforest, the sounds of the jungle change dramatically. Long version at https://youtu.be/Yfm_Vkv0C9o

Dusk in the Amazon rainforest

The jungles of the Amazon are calm and still on a hot afternoon. There's a piercing insect chorus - frogs call occasionally - every now and then a bird chirps half-heartedly. Long version at https://youtu.be/l-v3GNgPR78

Lazy afternoon in the Amazon rainforest

Crystal Cave führt dich in eine Kristallhöhle und begleitet dich durch 7 musikalische Phasen. Die erste Phase fängt vor der Höhle an. Du hörst leise die Vögel und von der Ferne die Höhle. Langsam fängt eine Musik an, die dich vor Neugier in die Höhle zieht. Du betrittst die Höhle, die Musik wird intensiver. Ein Gong fängt zu spielen an, die Tropfen in der Höhle werden immer intensiver und dissoziieren dich. Du wanderst durch verschiedene Gänge und folgst der Musik. Dabei steigst du immer tiefer in die Höhle hinein und gleichzeitig sinkst du immer tiefer in eine Trance. Die Musik ändert sich in der Höhle 3x. Ein Trommeln in 3D fängt an und begleitet die Musik auf eine atemberaubende Weise. Dann geht es langsam raus aus der Höhle und du hörst wieder die Vögel singen. Du denkst, jetzt ist alles vorbei, doch dann fängt ganz langsam und leise eine Heilungsmusik an und führt noch 10 Minuten mit dir eine Integration durch. Das Abenteuer endet mit 3 verschiedenen Klangschalen und einem Wind in der Stille. Diese Frequenz ist begleitet durch eine Rampe von 8 Hz auf 4 Hz, welche dich in die tiefe Trance führt und 432 Hz, die dich mit der Schwingung des Universums verbindet. Erlebe eine magische Reise durch die Kristallhöhle und führe eine tiefe Heilung und Integration durch.

Crystal Cave - Erlebe tiefe Heilung in der Kristallhöhle mit 432 Hz - DEMO

Surrendering to Death

An Alternative to Suicide

Using a process loop framework from my previous ambientish compositions "our voice" and "ceres 1" -- addtional drum and singing bowl and radio sounds added in Keszcya and Poznan.
https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/album/still-life-with-a-question-mark

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Still Life with a Question Mark_01

This track features the haunting vocalizations of the Common Loon. The ambient "roar" you'll hear is the sound of gentle night breezes swishing through the treetops of large Red Pines nearby. (One critical listener calls this element "sublime.") Recorded late May, 2008. Skies were mostly clear; winds were light and variable; temp. was in the low 50s (F).

Midnight Loons - Wagner Lake

Hydrophone recording aquatic insects in Salt Caves Dam, late afternoon, during the Australian Wildlife Sound Recording Group's workshop at Baradine, NSW. 
Recorded using Aquarian hydrophones into Zoom H5. Recording by Leah Barclay

AWSRG workshop 2017

Hydrophone Recording from Salt Caves Dam, Pilliga Forest, Late Afternoon

111 Indian Tribes Music: Native American Flute, Tibetan Bowls, Bells & Nature Sounds for Relaxation, Reiki Massage and Chakra Healing

Seventh Heaven De-stress

Recorded in late May, 2018. Springtime dawn chorus in Minnesota's Chippewa National Forest.

Dawn Chorus - Fiske Clearing

Winter Rain in Oak Forest. Recorded January 1, 2021 near Ithaca, New York. Featuring raindrops hitting surrounding snow, flattened leaves, and icy patches. © Lang Elliott, musicofnature.com

Winter Rain

Award winning sound recordist, audio director and expedition leader - Dune: Part Two | Mufasa: The Lion King | Horizon Forbidden West | Wordscapes