Tim Hecker - "Blue Ember Breeze"

One picture video to the song "Blue Ember Breeze" by Tim Hecker from the album "Airport Symphony"

Airport Symphony, commissioned by the Queensland Music Festival and Brisbane Airport Corporation, documents and synthesises the experiences of travel. Each piece represents a personal meditation on aspects of travel in the modern age and suggests ways in which we control, augment and ultimately exists in a time where almost no part of the face of the planet is inaccessible. Each of the pieces features a source recording made in and around Brisbane Airport between March and June 2007 -- in a raw form or transformed by processing.

All field recordings were done by Lawrence English.

More information can be found at: http://www.room40.org/

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Music

Tags:

• Airport Symphony
• Tim Hecker
• Blue Ember Breeze
• Lawrence English
• room40
• Brian Eno
• Music For Airports
• ambient
• ambience
• field recordings
• drone
• planes
• airport
• flying
• 2007
• Canadian

[laddyy]

I love this track! And to think he recorded all the sounds for this album in a day in a Church in Iceland. (hence the organ!) I just wish that there was more of a very deep bass rumble like the stuff that Loscil puts in his drones.

Amazing track, amazing album and amazing artist.

[Number1Zero]

Very nice, thanks for putting this on here.