Melting Melodies: The Sounds of Climate Change
Norwegian sound artist Jana Winderen uses hydrophones to record the symphony of melting glaciers globally, transforming these vanishing sounds into haunting compositions that reflect humanity's connection to nature amid climate change.
February 27, 2024
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Episode 44 · February 27, 2024
Melting Melodies: The Sounds of Climate Change
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Norwegian sound artist Jana Winderen captures the pops, drips, and rumbles of melting glaciers around the world. Using hydrophones, she records the unique symphony of thawing ice and animals below the surface and transforms it into haunting music. Her glacial soundscapes pose thoughtful questions about humanity's relationship with nature in the face of sobering climate shifts.
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