Subject: Re: examples of natural sound displays From: Milena Droumeva <mvdroume@xxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:47:44 -0700 List-Archive:<http://lists.mcgill.ca/scripts/wa.exe?LIST=AUDITORY>Hi everyone - i just wanted to thank everyone for their inspiring information and examples! I'll compile them and give to my team - basically we are looking at trying to create 'informative' natural sound sculptures/instruments which would ideally be powered by the elements - heat, water, wind, etc. Thanks again everyone! Milena Droumeva Ju-Lee Hong wrote: > Hi Milena, > > One of the discographies** in Nicola Dibben's (2001)* study might be > of your interests: the disc seems to cover natural sound display > including 'Heavy Rain', 'Fire crackle', 'Cat miaowing' etc. > > * N Dibben (2001), 'What do we hear, when we hear music?: Music > perception and musical material', Music Scientiae, 5: 161-194. > > ** BBC Essential Sound Effects (1990). BBC CD 792 > > Ju-Lee > > > On Wed, April 23, 2008 10:19 pm, Milena Droumeva said: > >>Hi group(s), >> >> >>I am part of a team working on a sustainable solar house project, >>and we might be looking at using some natural sound-making materials >>as "auditory displays". I was wondering if anyone can forward >>examples and ideas as to what those could be, what has been done and >>how could it be designed. One of the idea I am thinking is these >>"displays" being driven >>by the elements - such as water, wind, etc. >> >>Thanks so much! >> >> >>Milena Droumeva >>Simon Fraser University >>Canada >> >> > > >