Songs of the earth
The following sound files are to be used in conjunction with the first lesson in the key stage 3 unit: Religion in sound and music.
| 1: Dialogue between Maori kaikaranga (spirit chanter) and humpback whales (3 mins, 16 secs) | |
| Source: The Whalesong Project | |
| 2: The call of a curlew (13 secs) | |
| Source: The virtual bird | |
| 3: Forest at night (7 secs) | |
| Source: Nature sound effects | |
| 4: Howling wolves (33 secs) | |
| Source: Southwest Brass | |
| 5: Dawn chorus of wrens and honey-eaters (59 secs) | |
| Source: "A Morning in the Australian Bush" CD, Listening Earth | |
| 6: Waves lapping in rock pools (31 secs) | |
| Source: "Call of the Ocean" CD, Listening Earth | |
| 7: Gale-force (12 secs) | |
| Source: Absolute sound effects | |
| 8: Windchimes in a storm (6 secs) | |
| Source: Partners in rhyme | |
| 9: Thunder and rain (16 secs) | |
| Source: Simply the best sounds | |
| 10: "Earth songs": sferics (15 secs) | |
| Source: NASA INSPIRE programme | |
| 11: "Earth songs": tweeks (15 secs) | |
| Source: NASA INSPIRE programme | |
| 12: "Earth songs": whistlers (18 secs) | |
| Source: NASA INSPIRE programme | |
| 13: "Earth songs": chorus (20 secs) | |
| Source: NASA INSPIRE programme | |
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