Name: New York City Grand Central Terminal by hcenteno
Duration: 20 min 21 s
Description: Soundscape of Grand Central Terminal in New York City and subway ride, October 2011. This is a binaural recording so headphones are recommended for listening and enjoying the spatial image (over the ear work better than earbuds). Continuous and unedited recording. Relax and enjoy with eyes closed.

Example 1 – H2a, DIY, H2a, DIY, H2a (every 8 seconds)

Wildtronics SAAM microphone system sample recording of a distant bird chorus from Grouse Point in Zaleski State Forest, in Southern Ohio. None of these birds were close. Some of the woodpeckers were deep in a valley and distant. The SAAM system is an extremely low noise stereo microphone specifically designed for field recording.

Distant Bird Chorus SAAM Ohio Zaleski State Forest 050716

Un fil di ferro è appeso ad una finestra. La finestra si muove col vento, a ritmo costante. Nell’avanti e dietro del legno, un doppio movimento si crea: l’asse orizzontale dell’anta con l’asse verticale del ferro che graffia la porta. 
La registrazione è stata fatta con microfonazione a contatto, con la piastra attaccata al ferro ad intercettarne l’andamento.

Scape 118 - Paesaggio Interno - Ferro Che Graffia La Porta

Soundscape of Grand Central Terminal in New York City and subway ride, October 2011. This is a binaural recording so headphones are recommended for listening and enjoying the spatial image (over the ear work better than earbuds). Continuous and unedited recording. Relax and enjoy with eyes closed.

New York City Grand Central Terminal

The project is a site-specific 8-channel electro-acoustic composition based on field-recordings.
This is time-compressioned day cycle through the sound of crickets, katydids and cicadas recorded in Crimea during my solo field-trip in summer 2018.

https://www.holohz.com/Circadian-Rhythm

ci(r)cadian rhythm | stereo version from 8-channel

Prix Paysage sonore - Field recordings - Phonurgia Nova Awards 2019
Autoproduction, Russie
Il s’agit du cycle complet d’une journée entière ramenée à une demi-heure, enregistrée dans la péninsule de Crimée au cours d’un voyage solitaire durant l’été 2018.  L’activité sonore des insectes(principalement grillons et cigales) est indexée sur la température ambiante : elle est un marqueur sensoriel de l’environnement et une horloge biologique. Cette pièce a d'abord été conçue pour une installation en octophonie.

Yulia Glukhova (née en 1989) est une artiste sonore basée à Moscou. Son domaine d’intérêt comprend la musique électronique expérimentale, l’art technologique et le Field Recording (l’enregistrement sur le terrain).

Yulia Glukhova : Ci(r)cadian Rhythm - Prix Field recording Phonurgia Nova awards 2019

Sound art and field recordings (phonography).

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New York City Grand Central Terminal

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