Name: Lemurs - Andasibe, Madagascar by wild_rumpus in Achtergrond vibes of the forest
Duration: 36 s
Description: Recorded by Prof Julia Jones, Conservation Scientist at Bangor University. "Calls of Indri (the largest lemur in Madagascar) recorded in Andasibe, Madagascar"

I love all about this fabulous island, thank you:))

Achtergrond vibes of the forest

Seafields’ genesis came about from a particular journey to the sea post the first UK lockdown.

I had grown used to visiting the sea and coastline regularly. This is something I have never taken for granted.

I don’t think I actually realized how stressed I had become, but as I spent time on the beach the ending, or at least the substituting of those daily stresses became apparent.

I’ve lived almost my entire life by or close to the sea. It is something I have grown to recognize the older i get as somewhere that grounds me, clears my mind and ultimately inspires me again and again.

I am grateful for that day by the sea because it helped my family and I put a very strange time into perspective. 'Seafields' is simply an attempt to illustrate that inspiration and time spent walking the coastline.

- Greig Baird

Mastered by Ian Hawgood

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3 - Bourrée Coulée De L'Artense

Academy in One Day
Whilst Arendt is chiefly famous for her provocative study of the trial of Adolf Eichmann – from which we get the famous phrase ‘the banality of evil’ – Arendt’s important philosophical work, The Human Condition, is a profoundly original study of human life that deserves far greater attention than it receives. 

At the centre of The Human Condition is Arendt’s bold distinction between three spheres of human activity: Labour, Work, and Action. Labour, the toil that is essential for the preservation of biological life, Arendt associates with necessity, with what we must do to survive. The recurrent cycle of Labour and its characteristic lack of individuality is redeemed in part by Work – that is, the creation of and addition to the tangible human edifice, in a way that outlasts our own lives and makes possible our being remembered. For Arendt, however, it is only in Action that we experience freedom, for in Action we show ‘who’ we are (unique individuals), not merely ‘what’ we are (members of the human species). Only in Action are we motivated by concerns that go beyond the preservation of life. Rehabilitating this state of freedom, which Arendt associates with politics, is the central concern of The Human Condition. To this end, she draws on the Christian-Humanist celebration of natality, offering an impassioned defence of the ‘miracle’ that is the birth of each and every unique human being. 

The Human Condition is a challenging yet endlessly rewarding text, and the freshness and erudition of Arendt’s prose stands as a fine advert for the humanist ideals of the academy.

Speakers
Jon Nixon
writer, Centre of International Education and Lifelong Learning, Hong Kong Institute of Education; author, Hannah Arendt and the politics of friendship; founding co-editor, Perspectives in Leadership in Higher Education

Chair
Jacob Reynolds
consultant, SHM Productions


Hannah Arendt, The Human Condition

Yoga Nidra + Son par Philippe Beer Gabel
Enregistré à Montreuil le 2 août 2016

Yoga Nidra avec Philippe #9 (Marma Points)

The second volume of 'Soundscapes' comes with tracks by Steve Pacheco, Tone Color, Hotel Neon, Shuta Yasukochi, SineRider, Hilyard, Slow Clinic, Gallery Six, Hakobune and SVLBRD.

Written and produced by Steve Pacheco, Tone Color, Hotel Neon, Shuta Yasukochi, SineRider, Hilyard, Slow Clinic, Gallery Six, Hakobune and SVLBRD. 
Mastering by Rob Small. 
Archives42 // ArchivesCD23 
Archives / 2017

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Shuta Yasukochi - Yoru

Sound Recording during the night of the installation "Lluvias de Mayo" (Rains of May) done in the small village of Paso de Telaya (Veracruz, Mexico). Drops are falling down from a tree, on small metal drum on the ground.

More info about the project here
http://www.felixblume.com/lluviasdemayo/

Recording done using an ORTF Schoeps Setup (2 x CCM4) and a MixPre6 Recorder (Sound Devices). Original Recording in Wave 96kHz 24 bit.
Sound Piece released with the collaboration of Museo Amparo (Puebla).
Project done thanks to Fundación Casa Proal

Same sound on Freesound
https://freesound.org/people/felix.blume/sounds/524693/

Lluvias De Mayo (Rains of May)

Recorded by Andria Kroner. "Feb 21, 2018. 6:47am. Birds heard in recording include: Mariana Crow, Rufous Fantail, Micronesian Starling, Mariana Kingfisher, Mariana Fruit dove, Feral Chicken, Black Drongo."

Rota Forest, Rota, Northern Mariana Islands

Recorded by Prof Julia Jones, Conservation Scientist at Bangor University. "Calls of Indri (the largest lemur in Madagascar) recorded in Andasibe, Madagascar"

Lemurs - Andasibe, Madagascar

Peñas Blancas National Park, Nicaragua

Puthiyatheru, Kerala, India

Recorded by Susan Cheyne, Borneo Nature Foundation International.

Donkey Camp - Sebangua Nature Park, Borneo Nature Foundation

Recorded by Wendy Erb - Borneo Nature Foundation International.

Orangutan - Tuanan, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

Recorded by Forestry Dept of Sichuan (FAO.

Panda Eating Bamboo 2 - Sichuan, China

Recorded by Lois Barnett. "‎April ‎07, ‎2020 Under the Moon over the Salish Sea, serenaded by a choir of Pacific tree frogs."

Moon And Frogs - Olympic Penninsula, Washington State, USA

Bazantarnia W Siemianowicach Slaskich - Tomasz Pizio - Hakken

Wild Rumpus CIC is a social enterprise producing large scale outdoor arts events, most often in wild natural landscapes. We believe that when audiences engage together in the highest quality arts in the great outdoors, something quite amazing can happen.

Lemurs - Andasibe, Madagascar

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