Whose Woods These Are, by Natalia Beylis and Eimear Reidy

Whose Woods These Are

by Natalia Beylis and Eimear Reidy

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1.	The Sloes Made Sweet 12:42	buy track
2.	They Rustle and Blink in the Hawthorn 13:34	buy track
3.	A Shelter of Junipers 09:44	buy track
4.	Night Song of the Rowan 09:06	buy track

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CD on Nyahh Records available here: nyahhrecords.bandcamp.com/album/whose-woods-these-are

'Whose Woods These Are' is an arboreal music & research project by Natalia Beylis & Eimear Reidy.

The title of the project 'Whose Woods These Are' is taken from Robert Frost’s 'Stopping by Woods.' The poem entered public domain on midnight Jan 1 and now it is owned by no one/owned by us all collectively. 'The woods are lovely dark and deep.'

'The woods are lovely, dark and deep.'

Who owns the trees? Who owns the woods? Is it the birds who build homes within the branches? Or the worms who create the nutrients among their roots? Or all creatures whose very lives rely on their oxygen?

Imagine a public domain of trees where no one owned them & together we were their guardians. It is our hope that by bringing an audience to the trees, we will encourage people to relish time spent in nature and look after the woodlands.

All music and compositions by Natalia Beylis and Eimear Reidy.

'The Sloes Made Sweet'
Eimear: Cello
Natalia: Upright piano

'They Rustle And Blink In the Hawthorn'
Eimear: Cello
Natalia: Electric Piano & Effects

'A Shelter of Junipers'
Eimear: Cello
Natalia: Organ

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released February 16, 2022

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