Crystal Rain is a musical work of extraordinary peacefulness and purity. It’s hard to imagine a more serene combination of sounds – gentle rain combined with the hauntingly beautiful tones of quartz crystal singing bowls.
Crystal Rain is a musical work of extraordinary peacefulness and purity. It’s hard to imagine a more serene combination of sounds – gentle rain combined with the hauntingly beautiful tones of quartz crystal singing bowls.
Arthur Rubenstein once said, "It's the space between the notes that makes the music". Floating is a testament to this simple truth. Ethereal choirs, the gentle patter of light rain and bowed Tibetan bells come together in this spacious composition that leaves plenty of room for your guiding words. Listen closely...you can almost hear the silence.
A delicate recording of light rain falling upon the leaves of a tree in a forest. In this original recording you’ll also hear occasional birdsong - not often, and not loud - just enough to add some extra life to these delightful rain sounds.
A comforting sound if ever there was one. I recorded this rain from two perspectives: outside the house beneath the overhang of the roof, which yielded a very fresh, wet rain sound, and secondly, inside the house, which provided a more distant, mellow sound. There are no unexpected noises in these pristine recordings, just some subtle variation in the intensity of the rain.
We captured this rain recording near a lake in the late afternoon. No thunder, no wind, just a calm, sunlit day. As the clouds rolled in and rain started to fall, a rainbow appeared on the horizon. It might sound cheesy, but it really was one of those picturesque days.
