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Created by: Hugh Huddy

UK under 5's6-1011+

Started: March 29th, 2020

Status: Active, 249 episodes

Kind: Episodic

Language: English

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229 Dusk dissolves to night in the cathedral of trees
45:16 | Episode: 233 | July 20th, 2024

On a warm May evening deep in the Forest of Dean, the sound of dusk is alive with birdsong from many different species. The air literally fizzes with the energy produced by avian communications. Their calls and songs echo over long distances, they reflect and bounce from tree trunk to tree trunk, reverberate and dissipate. It’s the sheer quantity of solid surfaces that give this aural environment the quality of being inside a cathedral. A cathedral of trees. 

228 Summer rain under the wisteria (sleep safe)
40:56 | Episode: 232 | July 13th, 2024

Earlier this week we left the Lento box out to record overnight. Persistent rain was forecast from midnight onwards after a spell of dry weather. We never lose interest in the sound of falling rain. Being outside during a shower invokes strong feelings that must have evolved over millions of years. 

227 Light rain on the headland (sleep safe)
44:03 | Episode: 231 | July 7th, 2024

Being out on a headland is an experience as fresh as it is freeing. Fresh because these steep craggy places resound continuously, without end, with the effects of ocean and wild weather. Freeing, because they let you feel with all your senses, the reality of the world. A world seven tenths covered in water.

226 Perhaps a perfect upland stream (sleep safe)
54:06 | Episode: 230 | June 30th, 2024

Perhaps it is, though you may know of one even more perfect. This stream follows a country road high in the empty hills above the small town of Ceri in the Welsh county of Powys. We’ve shared many sections from this 2019 recording over the four years of Lento. The area feels magical, being very near to the Ceri Ridgeway (Kerry in English) an ancient route used for trading between Wales and England. This section of time is from the dead of night where no wildlife is audible, the entire focus is of the stream, and the acoustical properties of the hidden dell ankle deep in dry leaves. 

225 Night suburban garden – quiet sound brutalism (sleep safe)
33:33 | Episode: 229 | June 23rd, 2024

Night rain, as it falls onto a quiet suburban garden, has a cool and spacious sound-feel. It seems to help focus the mind’s eye onto the presence of objects and surfaces that without the rain would simply not exist, to the ear. Even to the eye, in such murky darkness, these objects and surfaces are not things that make sense in and of themselves.

224 Shallow river under an open sky (sleep safe)
46:25 | Episode: 228 | June 16th, 2024

Back we go again to Miller’s Dale in the Derbyshire hills. To this quiet spot, beside a shallow river wrilling. There’s a country lane, and a steep grassy bank down to the river where an old tree grows. The tree, so gnarled, and with an unusually stout trunk, must have grown here for decades. Maybe even a century, or more. 

223 Birdsong in deep forest ambience
49:58 | Episode: 227 | June 8th, 2024

Whilst walking up towards the observatory in the Kielder forest, we passed large areas of cleared woodland. “Fallen in the great storm of 2021” a passing forester explained in the afternoon sunshine. In some sections, the trees had been cut and stacked. Rows of tree trunks that smelled deliciously rich with the resin-y smell of Christmas trees. We found the smell instantly relaxing, as if it reduced blood pressure just by inhaling it. 

222 The trees of Kielder Forest before dawn
51:05 | Episode: 226 | June 1st, 2024

In our quest to capture the pure sound of trees in true spatial quiet, we have without realising it, been following a long and winding path that has ultimately led us here. The Kielder Forest. It’s a remote place for England. A place where the sound of trees can properly be felt and heard. A place where millions upon millions of trees grow together, across an area of 250 square miles (400 square kilometres). 




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Created by: Hugh Huddy
Started: March 29th, 2020
Status: Active, 249 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English

UKunder 5's6-1011+
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