Ms. Jones's tangy "Ill Wind," sung without strings, is one of her most thoughtful performances on any record.
"Dream, dream, dream, vision, vision, wind, wind," sang the chorus in Inuit languages, with crashing, primal force.
The wind sings in the rigging; the hull creaks and groans and the stays take the strain of the wind in the sails," he wrote.
When I listen to Hirini's songs I feel like I'm hearing the wind sing, or the Earth write lyrics.
I would dance and be merry, Life would be a ding-a-derry, If I only had a brain... Lyric by EY Harburg When snow lay heavy on the land, and January winds sang in the trees and beat at the plastic we'd hung in the cold door to keep the oil bill down, when Christmas trees shed their needles: that's when I died.
MELODIES IN THE BREEZE Early on, wires on the tower's three-pronged tip sang in certain winds; changing the wires stopped the music.
You understand why those myths come so naturally, in every sense of the word 'nature.' There's very little vegetation, and the wind sings and speaks to you, and you remember what it says.
The compartment closed, Sorhui, her white robes fluttering in the wind, sings on the car's steps as snow (projected on a scrim) whirls around her. David Belasco would have loved it.
Also, one needs to develop a feel for the impact of background noise such as leaves rustling in the wind, birds singing, or insects chirping.
