Sound and Resonance at Power Places

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Comment by Barbara Lübben on February 23, 2010 at 10:44am

Some people asked me where i recorded "Walhalla". It was taken in Walhalla, east of Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany (www.walhalla-regensburg.de). Walhalla is a hall of fame for "famous personalities in German history" – including some artists and musicians. It is a neo-classical building above the Donau. Inside just marble walls, nearly 200 busts - and a perfectly wonderful reverb - and outside a lovely view on the river Donau.

Walhalla is a touristic site with opening time table and entrance fee (see link). If you want to sing there, i recommend a realy cold wintersday because otherwise, you will have to share the place with lots of tourists i suppose. Don't forget warm clothes, there is no heating...

Comment by Jens Mügge on February 22, 2010 at 9:49pm

Saurierspuren near Barkhausen, in a beautiful landscape in the Wiehengebirge - the first mountain, if you are coming from the flat North Germany. For people from South Germany it seems to be the last hills on the way to the North Sea - you can find a place in an old stone pit called Steinbruch an den Saurierspuren. You can find imprints from saurians there and to conserve these relicts from ancient times people built a hall with glass and iron over it - the sense of it for musicians and festival organizer: one of the best places for overtone concerts in nature without any booster amplifiers or stuff like that. A place for music in nature for pure nature music.

Comment by Skye Løfvander on February 22, 2010 at 6:26pm

Höllgrotten, Baar, Switzerland
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Added by Willi Grimm on December 30, 2009 at 6:57 pm
A good friend of ours inspired as to this film in the cave "Höllgrotten" in Baar, central Switzerland. Thank you once again Eric for making this happend. Gérard Widmer on the Fujara, Willi Grimm at the Didjeridu. Filmed & Copyright by televideo, CH-6010 Kriens.

Comment by Skye Løfvander on February 9, 2010 at 5:15pm

Hello Susan and Dean,
As far as I know duomo simply means cathedral in Italian (Like Dom in German), so there are several.
At the map I placed the marker at the one in Milano which was erected 1386.

Comment by Dean Frenkel on February 9, 2010 at 4:43am

Thank you Elizabeth. Your book sounds intriguing. How do I get a copy? In Italy I recommend singing in Duomo, the great cathedral that was built in, I think, 1386. It is an overtone singing experience so extraordinary that those around you have absolutely no idea where the sound is emanating from. Certainly one of the most powerful sacred resonant places for me.

Comment by Jens Mügge on February 8, 2010 at 9:15am

Some general notes: A group creator is responsible for his group. He is admin of this group. He is responsible to moderate the group activity. He can give members of his group an admin level that they can edit the group description. Therefore I removed the link again as part of the group description. I am not admin of this group - only founder of the network. Please - if there is a need to discuss let us do it at this discussion

Your suggestion to substitued "Website" with a text indicating that by clicking on the link you will actually be taken to a map is not achievable. You have to shorten the group description and then you can add a text: "by clicking on the link you will actually be taken to a map."

Okay! I go offline here in this group for a while. I have to do other things at the moment and can't give more efforts to this group. It is Max's wonderful group and I don't know who is admin of this group too ...

Comment by Skye Løfvander on February 8, 2010 at 12:32am

Well, off course I found the link immediately after sending off my last comment! It is in the Information Box at the top of this group page, which is perfect. To make it more clear however I think 'Website:' should be substitued with a text indicating that by clicking on the link you will actually be taken to a map.
Best,
Skye

Comment by Skye Løfvander on February 8, 2010 at 12:25am

Hello Jens and Dean,
Thank you so much!
I hope it didn't sound like my fundamental note was impatience, I am quite amazed of the time and love which has obviously been invested here, so it is a pleasure to find a way to make a contribution!
I am just a little concerned that every well meant contribution may create more work for you, Jens. I should like to keep the map - which I have dreamt of for a long time - updated and I am looking forward to find time to add my own links collected through the years.
I am happy that the map now exists on OMN, but I hope it is possible also to make it visible somehow. For some reason I failed to find the discussion 'Sound Places' which you mention in your reply, Jens, but hopefully it is a question of the system needing time to update!
Best,
Skye

Comment by Dean Frenkel on February 7, 2010 at 11:02pm

Well done Skye and Jens. Thanks for your efforts. It was a very clever mind who thought to present resonant power places like this.

Comment by Jens Mügge on February 7, 2010 at 10:57pm

Really well done Skye.

I think Max is at the moment far away from an internet connection. So don't be worry to wait for a response. I did what you suggested in your latest comment here - I added your map to this network - there is only one feature which support an IFRAME Tag - and that's the feature PAGES. So I created for you the Sound and Resonance at Power Places page and added the link above to the group description as the URL of this group.

Thanks and all the best,
Jens

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