Presenting at the House of Lords - Cholmondeley Room
I recently received an invitation to play some of my soundscapes and to tell stories about conservation. While there’s nothing unusual about that, the setting was definitely novel for me.
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Pearl-spotted owlet - Glaucidium perlatum in the African bush
Owls are awesome and worth learning about. What better place to start than a curated selection of owl recordings, captured by your favourite wildlife sound recordist!
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How can field recording make a difference for conservation and environmental causes? I get this question a lot, and one of the answers is here. Once a year I team up with Thomas Rex Beverly and Andy Martin to raise money for environmental NGOs.
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Over the past year I had the immense pleasure of working with Google again on Phase 2 of the Sound Matters project. I am finally back in the studio and I can talk a little bit about our work.
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Field recording isn’t a very new discipline but it’s not been around for as long as photography or other arts. Consequently there is still a lot of room for innovation and creativity, and a lot of common concepts can be very vaguely defined. Let’s take a look at some of these.
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Earth FM’s Melissa interviews George Vlad.
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How long is a dawn chorus? How about a thunderstorm? Can you capture the essence of a soundscape in a few minutes, or do you need more than that to accurately portray such natural phenomena? Does it matter if you only listen for a few seconds or minutes? Important questions worth exploring.
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