Location: 614B Colonial Square
Time: Thursday, February 13, 2014 8:15AM
Sounds heard: Wind blowing through cracks in a window

Location: 614B Colonial Square
Time: Thursday, February 13, 2014 8:15AM
Sounds heard: Wind blowing through cracks in a window
Location: My bathroom
Sounds: The dripping shower head. (It’s a little faint)
Location: Vander Poel Parking Lot (10:00 pm Thursday, February 6th)
Sounds Heard: Me stomping through the frozen parking lot and getting into my little Ford Fusion. Featured sounds: My boots crunching through the icy surface of the snow, keys, car door opening and closing, the seat belt reminder, my seat belt buckling, engine starting, radio turning on.
Location: Quad outside Emily Lowe.
Sounds Heard: My footsteps through think icy snow.
4/22/13 7:15 PM Calkins dance studio
Music, Choreographer counting/calling actions for a warmup before a dance rehearsal
Identify the location:
Barnes and Noble cafe.
Identify the sounds:
You can hear a squeak as the book cart rolls in the distance,then you hear someone’s cellphone ring. You can hear a click on the trackpad of a laptop, and people talking in the background. You can also hear indistinct music playing in the background. Then typing on a lap top, which eventually becomes more rapid and dominates the recording. Then you hear the squeak of the book cart again, then the beep of a headset, and an employee responding over his headset.
Identify the location:
History 107, Breslin 216
Identify the sounds:
Well, because this class is Medieval Europe, my professor (Doubleday) likes to play medieval music while we work on group projects. So you can hear him speak about the project, and then you can hear the music come in. You can hear someone discussing what she wants to do, a page turn, miscellaneous background noise, someone coughing, and more people in the class discuss the project. After the professor stops speaking, you can hear more people start to discuss. I decided to record this because I always find that the music he plays is fun, and creates a nice atmosphere for the discussions among groups. I also like his accent and the fact that there is a lot going in on this clip, but you can still focus in and hear him speak, or the music, or the girl next to me speaking, or the background noises; whichever you choose to focus on can be heard clearly and distinctly despite all the other noises simultaneously going on.
A friend of mine in Choreography started coughing, but exaggerated the cough to the point that it became funny. I asked her to do it again for thirty seconds, and she did, but not without breaking the cough and laughing. you can hear some other dancers laughing in the back as well.
Identify the location:
NYC, Club 54 Below
Identify the sounds:
You can hear my sister singing with the piano accompaniment, you can also hear some people speaking quietly in the background and the occasional scrape of silverware or a glass.
Identify the location:
Yankee Stadium, Yankees Vs. Red Sox, Third game of the season
Identify the sounds:
You hear dull clapping and cheering, which suddenly intensified and is joined by screams. Immediately following that is the classic, “The Yankees Win,” announcement, which, of course, is followed by Sinatra’s famous New York, New York. You can also hear my mom singing along to the song and people talking and singing in the background.