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Ethereal • Suspended • Ohm • Choristers • Humming • Dissonant • Falling Angel • ℗ Surprise!
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Sustained choir sounds are, for many people, a favorite: they are peaceful, highly calming and inspirational. If you haven't discovered it yet, we invite you to listen to our Tibetan Choir — probably one of the most fascinating soundscapes on this website — and read the listener testimonials.
With its timbral variations, the Tibetan Choir is amazing: there are no chords, just one steady note sung by different throat singers. Aeternitas will fascinate you for the opposite reason: while the timbre remains very even, the sound always changes because of varying underlying chords.
Aeternitas relies on suspended chords. In music, suspended chords lack the third interval - a key to creating an open sound - but have the second and the fourth, both known to bring dissonance. Dissonance plays an important role in Western music. Contrary to popular belief, dissonances are enjoyable: they build tension and anticipation, which upon resolution leave room for a wonderful feeling of serenity that would not have existed otherwise.
I am leaving social media. What once connected us has become a hollow space governed by greedy algorithms. Even my followers no longer see my posts! My newsletter is different: it delivers messages directly from me to you. And if you reply, I read it and answer. Plus, by subscribing, you show your love for the project and help keep me motivated to create new soundscapes.
Nature sounds are recorded in the field, and musical soundscapes are composed by musicians. Generative AI is never used to create myNoise soundscapes. Learn more here.
