Frog songs by Jeremy Hegge, sez my computer :) LolaRadio here.  Your recordings are really fabilous and great. It is also possible to downloaad from soundcloud? (this is an unfamiliar environment for me) Also i have(still rather vague) idea of creating a website for frogsounds. 'Frog palace' or 'House of Frog' or the Frog Emporium or whatever, where people can post there frogsounds and pics. This isnt the place for details

But one day soon there will be one. I'll be off listening some more (the wife looks somewhat disturbed)

Demeures Aquatiques -  extr : 1’21’’ - 1967

00:00-01:00
Excerpt from 'Without', performed by Erik Carlson (violin) and Greg Stuart (percussion), composed by Clara de Asís. Released in October 2018 on Elsewhere.

01:00-02:00
Excerpt from 'Comme de loin', 2020. Commande de l’Etat du Ministère de la Culture, France. Produced by GMEA - Centre National de Création Musicale d'Albi-Tarn. Électroacoustique sur support seul. Released on Blank Mind as part of the homonym compilation.

02:00-03:00
Excerpt from 'De ce côté-ci', from the album 'Sans Nom Ni Forme'. Recorded in Berlin, 2019. Released on Pilgrim Talk, 2020.

03:00-04:00
Excerpt from 'double points; reflected', Clara de Asís & Rebecca Lane, 2021.

04:00-05:00
Excerpt from 'Present Omission', from the album 'Repetition of the same dream' featuring works by Clara de Asís & Mara Winter. Released on Another Timbre, 2020.

Excerpts 2018-2021

Recorded live at Iklectik on 8th July 2021 by Isa Ferri

Thanks to Lucia for inviting me

Frame Drum and Computer (Live at Iklectik)

Francesco Covarino, Nido

ACOSMETICS is a project by Werner Durand. Using selected excerpts of some of his favorite tracks, he creates new pieces in form of collages. Needless to say, he is a vinyl junky with interests covering a wide spectrum of recorded sound, including so-called “ethnic music”, avantgarde, experimental, and jazz. The only rules are not to alter the original pitch and tempo.

Acosmetics - Werner Durand (RIAFC086)

Released September 19th, 2022

Lorenzo Abattoir, Angelo Bignamini, Andrea Borghi, Devid Ciampalini, Marco Ferrazza, Nicola Fumo Frattegiani, Giovanni Lami, Fabio Perletta, Nàresh Ran, Gaspare Sammartano, Dominique Vaccaro

11 schegge

Active volcano recorded from the top, at the edge of the crater, during the night. 

Recorded by a DoubleMS Setup by Schoeps, CCM41+CCM8+CCM4 (in a Cinela Windscreen),
an AB Setup by DPA Microphones, 2 x 4006,
and a Geofon by LOM Audio.
On a Sound Devices 833 recorder.
Original recording in 192kHz, 24bit.
This sound has been edited and mixes the different sources.

GPS: -19.530189, 169.445493
Recorded on 6th of November 2022, between 6:30pm and 8:30pm.

Tanna Island

Volcano Mount Yasur, Tanna Island

Drive my car

While driving up from Calliope to Kroombit Tops National Park (Central Queensland, Australia) we got stuck in the lowlands due to temporarily impassable creeks. In the previous days there had been heavy rain and on this night the heat and humidity was intense. When these elements came together it allowed the subtropical anuran diversity of this place to really shine and the frogs of the area puffed up their throats and consumed the sonic space of the lowlands. The habitat of the lowlands is a mixture of subtropical woodland and farmland for grazing cattle.
In this particular chorus a stunningly large group of Desert Tree Frogs (Litoria rubella) screamed from a pond below while several species of Rocket Frogs (Litoria sp.) excitedly chattered in a roadside ditch. Also accompanying the chorus's included a Green Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea) chanting close to the mics as well as Roth's Tree Frogs (Litoria rothi), Eastern Dwarf Tree Frogs (Litoria fallax) and Salmon-striped Frogs (Limnodynastes salmini) singing in the surrounds. 
Unfortunately I wasn't able to record much of the many incredible lowland chorus's as I was on a scientific expedition so didn't have much time or freedom to record on this night, a night on which I heard more frog species over a few hours than I likely have over my entire life!
Recorded on the 31st of January, 2016.
Many thanks to Stephen Mahony (who also came along on the trip) for assisting me in ID'ing the frog calls, you should check out his amazing photos! https://www.flickr.com/photos/stephenmahony/

A Sound Emerged From The Wet, Warm Earth

Ielasi & Malatesta "Rudimenti" (Entr'Acte)

The second movement of Morton Feldman's music for the film ‘Sculpture by Lipton’ , a documentary from 1954 about the work of the sculptor Seymour Lipton to which Feldman wrote the music. The original score has not survived, but the piece was transcribed from the soundtrack by Philip Thomas, who performs it on his 5-CD box set of Feldman's piano music, which will be released in September 2019.

A Sound Emerged From The Wet, Warm Earth

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