8 thoughts on “ VI. Luminous and Serene - Laurence Crane / asamisimasa - Sound Of Horse (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. The energy of a sound wave in a fluid can concentrate by 12 orders of magnitude to create flashes of light that can be shorter than 50 picoseconds. A picosecond is a millionth of a millionth of a second. The flashes originate from hot spots that form inside bubbles that nucleate, expand, and crash in response to the travelling sound wave.

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2. Career. Laurence Crane is closely associated with the ensemble Apartment House, who have given over 40 performances of his works. Some performances they have given include has written Riis () and John White in Berlin ().. He has written a considerable amount of piano music. Pianists who have performed his work include Michael Finnissy, Thalia Myers and John Tilbury.

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3. Jun 16,  · A fundamental criticism, particularly in the case of acceptance measurements, has been the frequently observed lack of agreement among sound level meters of different manufacturers though calibrated to the same reference level and fulfilling the performance requirements of the A.S.A.

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4. Label: Hubro - HUBROLP • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Norway • Genre: Classical • Style: Contemporary Laurence Crane / asamisimasa - Sound Of Horse (, Vinyl) | Discogs .

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6. The sound of music, the sound of the city, the sound of the wind in the forest. All can give us the opportunity to follow the path of sound into the awareness of the sound behind the sound. When one really "listens" to this silent sound, this unstruck vibration, one comes inevitably to .

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7. Jun 14,  · Interview with Laurence Crane. The focus and reduction is still apparent though, with a carefully selected palette of sounds distilled from the objects used to make them. Laurence’s material is resolutely abstract, and despite the superficial references to a classical tradition, his harmony has little sense of teleology.

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8. Sound waves are examples of periodicity, of rhythm. Sound is measured in cycles per second (hertz or Hz). Each cycle of a wave is, in reality, a single pulse of sound. The average range of hearing for the human ear is somewhere between 16 Hz and 20, Hz. We cannot hear extremely low frequencies, but we can perceive them as rhythmic.

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