Earth: Voices of a Planet

Earth: Voices of a Planet
Earth: Voices of a Planet
Studio album by Paul Winter
Released	1990
Genre	New age, jazz
Length	58:35
Label
Producer	Russ Landau, Paul Winter
Paul Winter chronology

Earth: Voices of a Planet is an album released by Paul Winter in 1990. The album was a commissioned for the 20th anniversary of Earth Day, and was premiered in Times Square by the Paul Winter Consort and special guests. The album is a tribute to the Earth, and features at least one instrument or voice from every continent. The album also features animal calls woven into the music. In particular, recordings of elephant basso-rumbles are used. These sounds, created by elephants, are below 20 Hz, and therefore too low for the human ear to detect on its own, and their existence was unknown until shortly before the album was created.

The album was nominated for a Grammy award in 1991.

Track listing[]

"Appalachian Morning" (Halley)
"Cathedral Forest" (Halley)
"Call Of The Elephant" (Dadey, Berliner, Halley, Winter)
"Antarctica" (Halley, Winter)
"Ocean Child" (Orca, Halley, Winter)
"Uirapuru Do Amazonas" (De Mello, Thiago)
"Talkabout" (Friesen, Winter, Landau, Turre)
"Russian Girls" (Pokrovsky, Friesen, Halley, Winter, Landau)
"Black Forest" (Winter)
"Song Of The Exile" (De Mello, Thiago)
"Under the Sun" (Velez, Clark, Halley, McCandless, Winter)
"And The Earth Spins" (Halley)

Personnel[]

Paul Winter – soprano saxophone
Rhonda Larson – flute
Paul McCandless – oboe
Steve Turre – didjeridu
Paul Halley – keyboards
Eugene Friesen – cello
Kenny Mazur – steel-string guitar
Oscar Castro-Neves – guitar
– voice, guitar, percussion
Russ Landau – bass
Paul Wertico – drums
Kwaku Dadey – Ghanaian drums
Paul Berliner – percussion
Guilherme Franco – percussion
Ted Moore – percussion
Glen Velez – percussion
Dmitri Pokrovsky Ensemble

References[]

"Earth: Voices Of A Planet." Living Music.

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