Recorded at Loyola Marymount University Chapel in 2002.

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Saxophone player practicing on street, Taipei

Somewhat cacophonous group of religious exhibitionists with mix of western and eastern instruments. Farfisa organ sound, chinese cymbals and gongs, spiritual song, within temple facing busy walk street.

Temple Band in Danshui, Taiwan

Communication of the species, water trickle

Beitou Pond

Cicades coming in waves at a quiet park in Taipei

Cicades Pizza Napoletana[1]

More expressive take of cicadas sounding in the trees in waves. Taipei.

Cicadas Pizza Napoletana 2[1]

A stroll through the inner pathways of the National Center for the Arts complex in Kaohsiung, designed by Dutch architectural firm Mecanoo (principle: Francine Houben) mecanoo

Weiwuying acoustics, Kaohsiung National Center for the Arts

Birds in park outside Taipei National Library

A 100 meter subway hall exiting at Taipei's CKS Memorial Hall exhibits an intriguing acoustic phenomenon, where sound from the main hall has an immediacy and lack of distance in its final expression, regardless which end of the hall one is at.

Violinist in MRT subway hall

An oral history of my grandfather who treated and triaged the first (US) casualties of WWII as the acting Hospital Commander and surgeon at Hickam Field Hospital, the nearest medical facility to Pearl Harbor, on 7 December, 1941. This oral history was conducted by my father, Edward Lane, in Fresno, California, in 1981. Edward Lane survived, as a 4-year-old, the attack.

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