Love how the pads stay quiet below the field recordings. It demands the listener to pay close attention to what's going on, and it's very rewarding!

great nature ambient! really takes me outside near the coast. beautiful sound of wrens and soft tones.

Amazing work of art John, absolutely magical!

Locals and visitors can experience the inspiration for this piece any time. Walk the south branch of the Fort Bragg Coastal Trail to the pictured Mexico-Oregon mileage marker. There an eastbound footpath soon ends in a cul-de-sac with a bench where you can take in the quietly magnificent concert with the ocean less prominent and marsh wrens probably not chirping right in your ear. To hear a version more like this recording, plunge through the brush closer to the sea, though you won't find a comfy bench and the wrens likely won't approach you as closely as they did my unattended recorder.

https://noyocenter.org/trails-parks/coastal-trail/

John Gilmore - Abiding Point

John passed away on Sunday, April 12, 2020. He was always effusive about his love for this community and all of you who supported him. I will be maintaining his account and any proceeds from his music will be donated to the Jazz Foundation of America. If anyone is interested in learning more about his life, his obituary is posted here: https://legcy.co/3ekapEJ   Thank you all!  — Loren Gilmore

From Chicago, lifetime striving to play jazz piano, involved in electronic music since getting ARP 2600 in 70's. More recently also drawn to ambient music. Lucky to be on the northern California coast playing steady piano gigs and now making soundscapes of this time and place.

Member of the Rumourtone Ambient Collective: @rumourtone

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