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Recordist's notes
Recording from the garden on the edge of the village. Multiple microphones are placed permanently in the garden (Rode NT4, DPA 4060, contact microphones attached to gong[s] and wind-harp[s]). Simultaneously there is also WSi (=Weather Sensitive installation) consisting of a variety of wind-chimes (from metal, wood, bamboo, polystyrene, etc), "sound-flags" and wind-harps (air-harps) which are in constant decay and evolution, changed slowly over time according to intensity of the weather.
About the place
Limerick is a city of about 102,287 people in Munster, Ireland. OttoAnna lists 122 field recordings from here.
Equipment mentioned: Røde microphones, DPA microphones and Contact microphones. Australian microphones such as the NT4 stereo mic and NTG shotguns.
Recorded nearby
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Sources & credits
- “Soundctuary Cappaduff, County Clare, Ireland - Storm Jocelyne” by alfa00 – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0