
Field recording by Mendel Kaelen
None of our senses ever operate in isolation. Each helps the other to build a picture of the moment we find ourselves in. And so to listen is an interaction not only between sound and our hearing but a dialogue in which sound feeds the imagination of our sense of touch, smell and spatial perception. As you listen, a whole sensory scene unfolds.
This recording captures the call of a chorus of frogs in the forest, the backing vocals of the many insects that populate the air. And in amongst those sounds….unheard but yet still sensed; the temperature of the air, the scents of the leaves, the mulch, the water, the flowers, the colour of the evening sky, the softness of the light….