Maloof and Nakashima
To make A bassoon maker proud
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REEDTH THY SQUEAKY CREAKING TREE
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The phenom of stressing wood where the rich earthy samples are songs
that nature sings. The wind starts the notation, than a windblown tree
begins to dance and sing.
Squeaks and moans the fiber interact within. Cracking and crackling
the structural stresses,the loudest a roar the annual and perinnals stop
to applaud., The tulips and humming birds chirping out in the yard.
As it curtseys, the wind bent tree pops and creaks the sound.
Mercy me lord don't let this tree snap and fall down.
Squeaks,groans and cracking sounds the structural stresses of the
densely layered woody plant melodic tweaks and stylistic sounds.
Stacked harmonies from the stresses of a ailing member
. My concern is all abound.a botanical feature
The unease of the origin of the sound could make a naivis run to find.
The origin of the sound to this tree were wence they'd find
.It's stresses from fatigue maybe or a damaged root. A sigh in the night
or a horrible fright the roaring of this ailing tree.
Were the winds and tree collaborate to create a sound a song Were thyme and
marigolds sing..The contrast of bending fibers hence the sound that squeaks
and moans. With popping sounds with a botanical ping.
Rustles, swishes, or whispers,groanes, creaks and moans,organized stylistic
tweaks a wind sound of theatrical proportions. The stresses and fatigue
factors of an aging destressed tree. The bassoon borrows the sounds
as it's denceness to is smooth and mellow. The sparrow perch in it's branches
while the truck moans and bellows.
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