A 32-minute journey through a flute improvisation recorded at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, a historic Canadian astronomical observatory established in 1918. A minimalist recording technique was employed to capture the building’s delicate, mechanical resonance as it is. The melody unfolds beautifully, leaving a faint echo in its wake. Please enjoy the sound of the flute reverberating along the curved steel walls! Highly recommended.
We’ve stocked a special new release from Toronto-based new-age dub pop label 〈SPIRITUAL WORLD〉—curated by N1_SOUND—which has been generating buzz by attracting followers across a wide range of genres with each release! This is a recording of an improvised performance by ASHLEIGH BALL, singer and flutist for the trio project “T3AL” (also known as “TEAL”). Recorded inside the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory (DAO) after months of coordination, the session was granted a three-hour private use permit. Alternating between the alto and soprano flutes beneath the observatory’s towering telescope, she blends each sound with the observatory’s vast natural reverberation. Experience the unique resonance and the beauty of the interactively woven melodies. A special 32-minute session in which the observatory itself functioned as both an instrument and a conversational partner.
(Original Japanese text by Akie)
We’ve stocked a special new release from Toronto-based new-age dub pop label 〈SPIRITUAL WORLD〉—curated by N1_SOUND—which has been generating buzz by attracting followers across a wide range of genres with each release! This is a recording of an improvised performance by ASHLEIGH BALL, singer and flutist for the trio project “T3AL” (also known as “TEAL”). Recorded inside the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory (DAO) after months of coordination, the session was granted a three-hour private use permit. Alternating between the alto and soprano flutes beneath the observatory’s towering telescope, she blends each sound with the observatory’s vast natural reverberation. Experience the unique resonance and the beauty of the interactively woven melodies. A special 32-minute session in which the observatory itself functioned as both an instrument and a conversational partner. (Original Japanese text by Akie)