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Irides literally means rainbows.

In Greco-Roman mythology, rainbows were thought to be bridges made by goddess Iris, and connected heaven and earth. Irides are multicoloured arcs caused by diffraction and dispersion of light by water droplets in the air. Similarly, in this stereo acousmatic composition, momentary sunny spells and droplets of rain give rise to spectra, bands of colours, arcs that form double, triple and multiple sonic rainbows that permeate the scenery of the piece.

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from Loudspeaker Music for Headphones, Volume One, released August 31, 2018
Composer: Aki Pasoulas, 2017
Recorded and produced at University of Greenwich, London, UK by Ian Thompson

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Sonos Localia is Latin for spatial sound. We specialise in recording and distributing music and sounds specifically to be heard in three dimensions.

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