Relaxing Music with Pictures of Nature
Great song for those who have stress and want to relax. Thanks for Mother Nature's best talent with pictures. All pictures are from around the ...
No explanation for mysterious 'lake music' reported by many Yellowstone visitors
Chittenden was an accomplished engineer with rigorous scientific discipline who built roads and bridges in the park, as well as locks in Seattle’s Lake Washington Ship Canal. He was not given to idle speculation or unsubstantiated gossip about seemingly magical events.
But he is hardly the only — or even the first — prominent Yellowstone visitor to write about the strange and unexplained lake sounds.
Edwin Linton, a professor of biology at Washington and Jefferson College and a specialist in marine parasites was working in Yellowstone in the summer of 1890 as part of a project for the U.S. Fish Commission. Linton, his colleagues and his guides heard the mysterious sounds more than once during that trip, and he drew from his own diary entries when he wrote an account of the odd experience for the Nov. 3, 1893 edition of the prestigious journal Science .
“On the following morning, we heard the sound very plainly,” Linton wrote. “It appeared to begin directly overhead and to pass off across the sky, growing fainter and fainter towards the southwest. It appeared to be a rather indefinite, reverberating sound, characterized by a slight metallic resonance.”
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Sounds around town with Dave Franklin Anyway, this week's round-up reflects the nature of this strange musical week, one in which I have to put aside my normal musical snobbery and accept that cheesy covers, party songs and general silliness are the norm. Hey, I can be as silly as the next |
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Second Stage: Tan Vampires, 'I Found A Body' by Clare Flynn Take a lyric that sounds cloyingly romantic, flip it on its head into something darker and more subversive, and you get the premise for Tan Vampires' song "I Found A Body." Originally built around the line, "I found a body to call my |
"The X Factor": Alanis Morissette, R. Kelly and Avril Lavigne duet with the ...
All they had to do in last night finals was sing a couple of songs well. Which wasn't as easy as it sounded. In fact, it ended up sounding not so easy at all. Krajcik began uncertainly, with a peculiar gray wood as his backdrop.
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Colin brings unique musical sounds to sunset picnic Last year, he wrote a new score for the silent film classic For the Term of His Natural Life, which he performed with a showing of the movie at Sydney's Silent Film Festival. The Macleay Island resident also has a unique singing style that includes |
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Kimball column: 2011 was a great year for music The song speaks of the times when you feel your very foundation shaking, or when you're adrift; it's deeply moving. One of the great strengths of Blind Pilot is the intricate layers in the music -- intertwining sounds of the instruments, which includes |