The sun is searching for a place to stay
We are estimated to receive a foot of snow in the year's first winter storm, which is busily plastering over our windows as municipal snowplows bang in the street outside. I can't tell yet if staying inside for snow feels altered by this year of staying inside for plague, nine months now and no nice due date to point to. Lately I have been falling asleep in the evenings and waking after midnight when I would prefer to be winding down to sleep. Tomorrow I have to call the kind of bureaucracy that's trying to kill me, not the much rarer kind that I was so pleasantly surprised to deal with last week. I couldn't catch the real sodium-pinpointed wind-blue of the air no matter how I tried, but I liked watching the white sand of the snow blow past our back deck.



'Sonic Seasonings.'
I am delighted to be able to offer you a Yuletide gift that wasn't available before: Wendy Carlos' groundbreaking ambient tone poem album,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_Seasonings
'Sonic Seasonings.' This was It before 'It' was - the founding of the genre. Each of the four seasons is depicted aurally, with natural and synthesized sound: Summer is insect-droning heat, Autumn is melancholy, crackling campfire and ocean surf - 'Nobody on the beach / The Sun goes down alone' - and… at 1:05:15 - Winter. Now, with your storm going on, now is the time to put on headphones (and a blanket!) and listen.
Sonic Seasonings
https://vimeo.com/428929978
Re: 'Sonic Seasonings.'
Thank you! I have actually not heard that.
Re: 'Sonic Seasonings.'