Credits

The sound of the story.

Turn sound on and the story plays birdsong, water and a sitar alap. They are real recordings, made by the people below and shared freely. Each is cut and levelled for the site; nothing else is changed.

• Birds and distant waterfall

  TheGreenEyedGhost

  The forest under every chapter: leaves, birds, a stream nearby.

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• Forest stream

  gadesound

  The water that comes forward at the pond, and in the pond room.

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• Late summer quiet woods, leaves and wind

  kvgarlic

  Wind in the leaves, strongest in the evening chapter.

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• Crickets

  U.S. National Park Service

  Evening, in the chapter about the person.

  Public domain (U.S. National Park Service)

• Hermit thrush, Yosemite

  U.S. National Park Service

  The call that marks a new chapter.

  Public domain (U.S. National Park Service)

• Oriental magpie robin (doel) singing at 5 a.m.

  soumen59

  Birdsong through the story.

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• Blackbird song, solo

  Sacha.Julien

  Birdsong through the story.

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• Alap, sitar (Sourav Ganguly)

  Sourav Ganguly, sitar; recorded by Xavier Serra at ITC Sangeet Research Academy, Kolkata, 3 May 2011

  The sitar through the middle of the story. Excerpted and levelled.

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