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This blog has moved to my new art/creativity site (Mouse House BLOG). The new blog is also about getting you connected with nature for creative expression, along with my art, workshops, and my personal journey.

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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Inspired by Nature: Ocean Voices

This is an amazing collaboration of nature, specifically our oceans, and the creative spirit it inspires. Spoken from the depths of our core, we are invited to share our thoughts on the ocean and to be a part of a deep passion and need to protect and celebrate it. From sound artist Halsey Burgund’s Ocean Voices interactive and beautifully creative website…

Sound artist Halsey Burgund and marine biologist Wallace J. Nichols joined forces to collect the voices of people around the world recounting their personal experiences with the ocean. Combined with music written by Halsey, these voices become an integral part of audio collages which listeners can create to suit their own preferences (click LISTEN below and follow the instructions). You can help them by sharing your voice and spreading the words of all participants around the globe.Article - Voices of the ocean

I can't wait to try it...tell us what you think :)

Monday, May 3, 2010

Eric Whitacre’s Virtual Choir

This is too amazing not to post. If you haven't seen it already, please watch Eric Whitacre's "Sleep" performed by Eric Whitacre's Virtual Choir. It's a global connection of creative expression and passion through music and voice. 185 singers from around the world, representing 12 countries, 243 tracks. Each participant recorded their separate piece(s) as conducted by Whitacre, then their submissions via YouTube were synchronized together in a huge virtual choir. It is simply beautiful :)


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