Name: The Skipton Choir Community Project by wild_rumpus
Duration: 54 s
Description: Clip from a Charity Project (Summer 2020) in which members of the Skipton community were invited to join the Skipton Choir in producing a virtual piece of music in support of Dementia Forward, expressing our disappointment at not being able to rehearse together, but with hope that we will sing together again once more.

Clip from a Charity Project (Summer 2020) in which members of the Skipton community were invited to join the Skipton Choir in producing a virtual piece of music in support of Dementia Forward, expressing our disappointment at not being able to rehearse together, but with hope that we will sing together again once more.

The Skipton Choir Virtual Project

The Skipton Choir Community Project

Video clip here https://vimeo.com/digitalcompost/syntonicorganic

Syntonica Organica

Syntonica_Organica(NaviarHaiku465)

Early morning. I went to see if it would be possible to record moor frogs in a place where I know they are. I didn't see any frogs, but I did meet a capercaillie. I tied the microphones to a tree and left to record. The picture shows the same bird that appears in the recording.

Equipment:
Zoom F3 digital recorder
An Azden microphone pre-amplifier/mixer
Primo Microphones with EM172 capsules. Recorded 32 bit 48kHz

Western capercaillie makes vocalizations in early spring forest

Always a gamble turning up to 'twitches' in the hope to get sound recordings of the bird, but I had to make the effort when the location is that of Ham Wall, probably one of the most exotic soundtracks the Uk has to offer. I still struggled to get 2 minutes free of people talking or planes going overhead but with some editing this track was by far the best and bonus, I did get a lovely Bittern booming too. 

The bird! well what do I say, I've never heard or seen one of these before as they're rare vagrants to the Uk but safe to say I'll be making the effort again if we ever get another. They sound truly incredible and are so loud! 

Gear: Sound Devices MixPre 6 ii / Telinga Dish / Schoeps CCM 4 + Stereo mk 2's

Gavin Vella

Great Reed Warbler - MixPre - 6472

Yeruvás/Rufous-capped Motmots (Baryphthengus ruficapillus) calling and duetting at dawn.

Recorded in February 2024 in Mbaracayú Forest Reserve, Paraguay

Dawn Of The Motmots (excerpt)

Large pig frogs lead the croaking chorus of multiple species searching for mates in the flooded saw grass prairie along PaHaOkee Road in Everglades National Park, Florida. Southern cricket frogs "clack-clack" in background.Wide stereo field recorded in ORTF with pair of Line Audio CM3 cardioid microphones feeding a Sound Devices MixPre 3 recorder. February 2018.

Pig Frogs Pa Hay Okee

EnPleineConscience.be

La météo intérieure avec la voix de Nastasya van der Straten

This is a compilation of several tracks available on the Rhythm of Kubah album which is downloadable in mp3 or FLAC format from https://wildambience.com/albums/rhythm-of-kubah/

Rhythm of Kubah

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Recorded by Harry Aldous. "6 pm 20/06/2020"

Ajman Mangrove, United Arab Emirates

Lake Meditation By Renee Lewis

Recorded by Scott Smallwood. 'Three recordings, made July 15-17, 2019.'

Wood Buffalo National Park, near Pine Lake, Alberta, CANADA

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.

The Skipton Choir Community Project

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