5 Instruments You’ll Hear on Pauline Oliveros’s Deep Listening

  1. Accordion Pauline Oliveros plays the accordion, which provides a droning, harmonic foundation for the piece.

  2. Trombone Stuart Dempster performs on trombone, adding deep, resonant brass tones.

  3. Didjeridu Dempster also plays the didjeridu, an Australian Aboriginal wind instrument that produces a low, continuous drone.

  4. Conch shells Conch shells are used as acoustic wind instruments, contributing natural, haunting sounds.

  5. Vocals Panaiotis provides vocals, blending with the other instruments to create an immersive soundscape.