Echolocations: River (2017)
Recorded under the Hyperion Bridge and at the surrounding Los Angeles River in LA California, Echolocations: River is second in a series of short films and recordings which document site specific compositions performed by Andrew Bird in exceptional natural and urban environments. A Companion piece to Bird's instrumental album of the same name.
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Recorded under the Hyperion Bridge and at the surrounding Los Angeles River in LA California, Echolocations: River is second in a series of short films and recordings which document site specific compositions performed by Andrew Bird in exceptional natural and urban environments. A Companion piece to Bird's instrumental album of the same name.
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