Bombers' sound may be pacefull (Requiem)

Stereo sound:
http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=yy_pXJe6h5Y&fmt=18
for Memory of American Pilots Fallen in World War II
Played on two voices:
Bass voice - sampled original sound
of American Bombers from WW II
like B-17 (Flying Fortres) and
Treble voice - Echo Harmonica
from Virtual Cathedral Organ

About picture B-17:
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grafika:B-17_Flying_Fortress.jpg
English-Wikipedia (en:Image:B-17 Flying Fortresses.jpg):
date/time username edit summary
16:29, 8 November 2004 Quadell {{PD-USGov-Military-Air Force}}
19:59, 29 February 2004 RadicalBender Two B-17 Flying Fortresses'
vapor trails light
up the night sky over Eastern Europe, public domain image from af.mil

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Pacefull
• Bombers
• Requiem
• Cathedral
• Organ
• Memory
• American
• Pilots
• Falen
• World
• War

[muttkat]

Sounds neat.What sounds neat is hearing certain trains idling;the rumble noise.

[florianchurch]

This sound was recorded from long distance, I think. All remote sounds (even rumble noise) are more neat, f.i.: remote thunder is similar to low pipeorgan sound. (for me)

[florianchurch]

Thanks - F.

[Branchporter]

Re my other comment - For accuracy's sale, it probably was a B-17!

[Branchporter]

What an amazing sound! I remember well the low rumbling sound of large planes flying nearby. Most of all, I remember when in 1944 a B-19 or B-29(?) flew LOW directly over our house three times. I actually saw the the pilot waving a handkerchief in the window to say hello to his mother whose house was 150 feet behind our house.

What an experience for a 5 or 6 year old!