Stewart Copeland album fuses music with sounds of hyenas, monkeys, owls
Summary
Stewart Copeland, the drummer from the band The Police, has created a new album called "Wild Concerto" that blends animal sounds with music. The album uses recordings of wild animals made by naturalist Martyn Stewart and turns them into orchestral pieces.Key Facts
- Stewart Copeland was the drummer for the rock band The Police.
- "Wild Concerto" is an album combining animal sounds with musical instruments.
- The animal sounds were recorded by naturalist Martyn Stewart over many years.
- The album was recorded at the famous Abbey Road studio.
- Copeland chose instruments that matched the sounds made by animals like wolves and birds.
- The album features sounds from hundreds of animals, some endangered or extinct.
- Copeland has a background in both rock music and composing music for films.
- The project uses 30,000 hours of audio recordings to create new music.
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