Crickets

Crickets are insects whose rhythmic choruses are among the most recognizable natural sound patterns. Their calls are produced by stridulation and often mark summer nights, fields, and woodland soundscapes. On MusicTales the tag links nature recording with musical imitation, including examples of composers imitating cricket rhythms and field recordings of crickets with wind and birds.

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8 articles related to Crickets:

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  Nature Sounds

  Spring soundscapes featuring a song thrush

  Of all the songbirds in the northern hemisphere, the nightingale clearly stands out for its deep vocal overtones and...
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  Nature Sounds

  Relaxing magic of a spring thunderstorm recorded in the woods

  It is no secret that regular listening to records with sounds of pristine nature contributes to relaxation and stress...
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  4 best stereo techniques to record nature sounds

  The best time to record woodland sounds of crickets is at the very beginning of autumn when birdsongs have gone mostly... 1 comment
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  8 orchestral pieces depicting thunderstorms

  Of all the meteorological phenomena, thunderstorms are perhaps one of the most imposing forces of nature, so it is not...
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  Nature Sounds

  Flute-like songs of golden oriole recorded in summer woods

  Of all the birds in the Northern hemisphere, the golden oriole has one of the most bewitching songs often reminiscent of...
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  Nature Sounds

  Overnight recording of spring bird orchestra accompanied by wind and crickets rhythm ensemble

  The numerous studies conducted in recent decades have postulated the undeniable benefits of listening to the sounds of...
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  Nature Sounds

  Crickets choir: musical examples imitating rhythmic patterns of chorusing insects

  One of the most mesmerizing sounds in nature is the bizarre rhythmic patterns generated by chorusing insects. While... 1 comment
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  Nature Sounds

  Why birds sing their songs: great maestros proving the musicality of nightingale, cuckoo, yellowhammer

  It is no coincidence that the sounds emitted by birds are known in many languages as "songs", rather than simple animal... 1 comment