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Rockpool Reflections - Andrew Skeoch Music for the lute, with birdsong from the Australian
outback.
Imagine yourself in the Australian outback - a tranquil desert waterhole is overhung by graceful gum trees, and the spring air is filled with birdsong. Andrew weaves this inspiration into his restful music. Featuring the gentle plucked strings of the lute, along with harp and flute, and accompanied by a tapestry of beautiful birdsong, this album evokes a natural ambience.
A word from Andrew:
It was originally recorded in 1993, and released the following year. It was a very early project for us, and our first experience of recording nature sounds. The music was composed on the lute during camping trips to the outback, and the natural soundscapes were recorded at Mootwingee National Park, in the far west of New South Wales, Australia. Shortly after completing it, we chose to concentrate solely on creating the pure nature albums that have remained our focus since. Nevertheless, we have found many listeners enquire about of this unique album, so we continue to make it available." If you would like to find out more about the music,
the instruments, and how this album was recorded, you may like to read
this blog article:
Tracklist: Part 1: Part 2: Total Playing Time: 65 minutes Recording Location: Read Field Notes for this album
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The
story behind this album
This is the only album in our catalogue that
contains music. 
