Daniel Crawford is using music to communicate the latest in climate science. Drawing on a method called "data sonification" that converts global temperature records into a series of musical notes, Crawford and his trusty cello have created “A Song of Our Warming Planet.” 
Credit: Daniel Crawford, Michael Duffy, University of Minnesota
Source: https://vimeo.com/69122809

Daniel Crawford: A Song of Our Warming Climate

This clip is a sonification of the movement of an elite rowing team. The sound is fed back to the athletes via the cox box and gives them extra information on the boats performance as a whole. 
Credit: Nina Schaffert & Klaus Mattes, Universität Hamburg, Institut für Bewegungswissenschaft

Rudertraining mit auditorischem Feedback

Sonified X-ray data from EX Hydrae that have been collected by the Chandra X-Ray Observatory.
Credit: Gerhart Sonnert / Wanda Diaz-Merced / Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Source: https://www.cfa.harvard.edu/sed/projects/star_songs/pages/xraytosound.html
Photo: Bret Hartman / TED

Der veränderliche Stern EX Hydrae im Röntgenlicht

This recording was made by the Voyager 2 spacecraft on August 26, 1981, as it passed close to Saturns rings. The source of the "hailstorm-like" noise was dust from the rings hitting the radio antenna.
Credit: Nasa
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmQbBJxpF04

Voyager 2 am Saturn

Sangis probt Poulenc

Sangis übt ein sauberes "iiii" zu singen

Das Vokalensemble Sanigs singt "O du stille Zeit" von Marcus Schmidl. 
Konzertmitschnitt vom 10. Dezember 2016, Wasserkirche Zürich.
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Marcus Schmidl: O du stille Zeit

Das Vokalensemble Sanigs singt "Veni veni, Emmanuel", eine Melodie aus dem 15. Jahrhundert in Frankreich, im Arrangement von Philip Lawson (K'S).
Konzertmitschnitt vom 10. Dezember 2016, Wasserkirche Zürich.
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Veni veni, Emmanuel (arr. Philip Lawson)

Das Vokalensemble Sanigs singt "A hymn to the virgin" von Benjamin Britten.
Konzertmitschnitt vom 10. Dezember 2016, Wasserkirche Zürich.
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Benjamin Britten: A hymn to the virgin

Das Vokalensemble Sanigs singt "Und unser lieben Frauen" von Max Reger.
Konzertmitschnitt vom 10. Dezember 2016, Wasserkirche Zürich.
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Max Reger: Und unser lieben Frauen

Das Vokalensemble Sanigs singt "O magnum mysterium" von Tomás Luis de Victoria.
Konzertmitschnitt vom 10. Dezember 2016, Wasserkirche Zürich.
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