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Bells From Everest

From Salt Institute for Documentary Studies | 00:04:16
Producers: Tina Antolini

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Jeff Clapp makes bells fashioned from oxygen canisters collected from Mount Everest.

Meet Jeff Clapp, a sculptor from Brunswick, Maine, with an unusual project. He?s making bells out of used oxygen canisters collected from Mount Everest in Nepal.

This piece aired on Maine Public Radio, May 13, 2004.

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Justin Grotelueschen

Posted on July 11, 2004 at 03:50 PM | Permalink

Review of Bells From Everest

Very cool. Great nat.sound, just the right length. Needs no introduction because the piece tells the listener what it's about. I hope Tina keeps producing -- she had good timing and knows how to pick affecting soundclips.
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Amber Cortes

Posted on May 21, 2004 at 11:53 AM | Permalink

Review of Bells From Everest

Although not quite sure what fresh air-ish is supposed to mean...what a great piece!
You've got a real and interesting character who turns junk from katmandu into beautiful sounding bells. All the sound effects were great during the walkthrough...nicely told.

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This piece aired on Maine Public Radio, May 13, 2004

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