Kynnier

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  • Italy Taught Me...

    Here is the conclusionary episode to my Italy trip. And gee wizz, its a videopodcast.

    Thus with the gentle Maggiore wavelets lapping upon the lakeside, I talk about what I've learnt over the past few months in Italy.

    Things related to such things as gelato, renaissance art, drying racks and so on.

    Have a delightful day.

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    11 min
  • Bologna & Parma

    Here we have a slightly more musical episode featuring a street accordionist, church singers, Italian pop, and my own melancholic moanings.

    Some places featured:

    - A group of fairly boisterous ragazzi descending on ‘Bar Melissa’ in Parma

    - A busy square where one sits in the early evening and has Gelato from ‘Maritozzi e Gelato di Barbara e Renato’ in Bologna.

    - Live church performance in ‘Santa Teresa Del Bambin Gesu’, Parma

    - Some Italian duet playing in a cafe, which I can’t identify. Any ideas?


    Enjoy.

    7 min
  • Como & Orta

    Lago di Como & Lago D’Orta - some more ambience, featuring several genres of lake sploshes, various kinds of church bell ringings, and some light voice over to reference some of the sounds.

    Granted, this is still a rather boring, non-attention grabbing type of podcast. Which is partly the whole point. Headphone listening is advised.

    Thanks for listening.

    8 min
  • Paris & Milan

    This is episode one, and is therefore the bones. The first steps. The tentative sprouting of the plant. Will it wither or grow to new strengths...?


    I (highly) recommend listening with headphones, and closing your eyes.


    Featuring locations such as:

    A Eurostar Cabin

    Il Duomo

    A Stairwell by Piazza Ascoli

    Thunderstorm at 3am out my window



    Stay Tuned for the next episode - Lago Di Como.

    8 min

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Travel audiologue experiments, featuring a hodge-podge of songs, ambient field recordings, fine acoustic noodling, sound textures, interviews and who knows what else.