Sverre Larssen - Wind Harp Recordings 19761977

Review by Kyle Riel

The album Wind Harp Recordings 1976-1977 by Sverre Larssen is a collection of ambient and experimental recordings that showcases the artist's unique approach to music-making. Larssen's use of wind harps, which are essentially strings that are played by the wind, creates a haunting and ethereal sound that is both captivating and otherworldly.

The album is comprised of eight tracks, each of which features a different wind harp setup. Larssen's use of field recordings and other found sounds adds an extra layer of texture to the music, giving each track a distinct and immersive atmosphere.

Summary by Kyle Riel

Wind Harp Recordings 1976-1977 is a must-listen for fans of experimental music and ambient soundscapes. Larssen's innovative use of wind harps and his ability to create haunting and immersive soundscapes make this album a standout in the genre.