Bird calls in Gibbons’ Solace @JackGibbonsHQ
Bird calls in Gibbons’ Solace  @JackGibbonsHQ
Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
An extract from Jack Gibbons’ Solace, composed and first performed in January 2018, showing the passage where the music quotes the calls of two Appalachian birds, the plaintive two note call of the black-capped chickadee and the faster "peter-peter" call of the tufted titmouse (field recordings of both bird calls have been superimposed over the music in this extract).

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Bird calls in Gibbons’ Solace

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