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| 01 Birdsong at Dusk.flac | 52.6 MB |
| 02 Improvisation.flac | 20.8 MB |
| 03 Petrichore.flac | 57.0 MB |
| 04 7_8 Not too late.flac | 15.4 MB |
| 05 Dreamtime duet.flac | 10.9 MB |
| 06 Didge fusion.flac | 39.2 MB |
| folder.jpg | 78.0 KB |
| Front.jpg | 33.1 KB |
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SOURCE: William Barton - Birdsong at Dusk (2014) [FLAC]
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Works on this recording William Barton: Birdsong at Dusk Improvisation Petrichore 7/8 Not Too Late Dreamtime Duet Didge Fusion Artists William Barton (didgeridoo, guitar & vocals), Kurilpa String Quartet, Delmae Barton (vocals), John Rodgers (violin), A composer, multi-instrumentalist and didgeridoo virtuoso, Kalkadungu man William Barton draws unique stories and a myriad of colours from his iconic instrument. "I was inspired to write Birdsong at Dusk at a friend's beach house in far north-western Queensland," says Barton. "The waves of the ocean were floating upon the sand while the birds were singing their song. With a piano close to the verandah, I began to write: overlooking the inlet on a low tide, the sun drifting to meet the sky, I listened to the birdsong at dusk."
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