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Aura - the Sound of Celestial Light

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1.	partial solar eclipse 05:17	buy track
2.	cosmic rays 02:08	buy track
3.	seven satellites 05:48	buy track
4.	aura 03:26	buy track
5.	metallic debris 02:43	buy track
6.	particles one two three four 02:14	buy track
7.	a comet's tail 01:56	buy track
8.	gravity wave 03:44	buy track
9.	aurora 05:47	buy track
10.	particle four aspect 00:57	buy track
11.	eight asteroids 10:01	buy track
12.	particle three aspect 00:31	buy track
13.	luna 04:04	buy track
14.	sol 02:51	buy track
15.	particle two single aspect 00:34	buy track
16.	sparkle 01:06	buy track
17.	rings 02:11	buy track
18.	the light of the sun 01:30	buy track
19.	total lunar eclipse 02:25	buy track
20.	void spark void 07:31	buy track
21.	void 00:53	buy track

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Aura - the Sound of Celestial Light.

Astronomical objects that are visible to the naked eye (or with the aid of a small telescope) have a beauty and visual resonance that is to do with the nature of light.

Light has no substance and yet manifests in myriad ways.

Light sources from space can be billions of years old (the Milky Way) and are always distinctive in subtle and fascinating ways.

These sources of light are celestial in origin.

The 'celestial sphere' is the classical idea that all celestial light can be mapped to an imaginary sphere surrounding the earth so that all the light sources appears equally distant from the viewer.

When in fact - they are all shining their light to us, in immense complexity, over vast distances, in constant whirling motion, throughout eternity, in infinity.

We simply cannot comprehend what we are in reality looking at when we look into a cold clear sky at night.

This is music designed to help to connect more deeply with the celestial light that we ordinarily simply gaze upon

So - this music is music 'to gaze on an imaginary celestial sphere'.

It was created using the idea that the light we see is conditioned in innumerable ways (before it reaches us) but has a wonderous consistency with itself that I hope to convey in this music.

Also - this consistency - I believe - is a form of communication from nature.

If the stars could sing to us - perhaps they would sound like this.

The music is not meant to be definitive, descriptive or illustrative but rather to be an invitation to explore an embodied experience of sonic art.

It is peculiar.

It changes when listened to at different volumes. It is hard to remember what you have listened to before, even when you listen to it again.

But it also stays consistently the same.

Just like the stars.

I would be very interested to know your discoveries and ideas about this music and these ideas.

If you would like to contact me, my email address is peteadmin@gmail.com

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released February 11, 2023

Synthesisers, keyboards, effects, editing, post production and master
by Peter Turner Studio 029

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We are always looking for interesting new ideas and technologies.

Based in UK.

Studio 029 mission is "to deliver unique, professional and compelling sound, on time and under budget - with a smile".

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