Listen

Tip: press play to see the sound's live frequency spectrum in blue over the waveform.
Recordist's notes
While recording a Maracatu percussion band (Fanfare Baque de Chuva) a young child comes and starts singing near my microphones, not sure but it sounds like Berber). Tandis que j'enregistre une fanfare de Maracatu (Baque de Chuva) un jeune garçon vient chanter dans mon micro (un chant berbère?) Tech Note : Sony PCM-D100 internal microphones, wide position.
About the place
Brussels is a city of about 1,019,022 people in Brussels Capital, Belgium. OttoAnna lists 565 field recordings from here.
Equipment mentioned: Sony PCM-D100. A high-end handheld with DSD recording and very quiet preamps, loved by nature recordists.
Recorded nearby
More by Flavien Gillié
More rain recordings
The first spring Dejvice storm
Prague, Czechia
The city, the country & me: in front of café w
Neukölln, Germany
Church Bell/Pub/Rain Prestwich
Prestwich, United Kingdom
Orrtorget, Sollefteå, Rain dripping down through manhole cover
Storgatan, Sweden
Storgatan/Kungsgatan, Sollefteå, Street crossing
Storgatan, Sweden
Vianden, evening bells and fountain
29 Grand-Rue, Luxembourg
Sources & credits
- “Rue de la Bourse 9, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgique - Maracatu percussion band and a child singing” by Flavien Gillié – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0