Water's Mark

Authors

Paz Clark, University of Maine at Farmington
Davide Fiordaliso, Conservatorio di Musica Benedetto Marcello, Pescara
Sylvie Haslam, University of Maine at Farmington
Jadyn Jacobs, University of Maine at Farmington
Spencer Scoiett, University of Maine at Farmington
Emily Small, University of Maine at Farmington
Abby Washburn, University of Maine at Farmington

Document Type

Music - Student Projects

RLE Course Title

Music and Environment

Publication Date

Spring 2024

Abstract

A Soundscape designed during the Music and Environment class of 2024 spring between Maine and Italian students: Using the natural sounds of Maine during spring, laid over a beautiful piece of music played by an Italian student, the group made an enlightening piece about the ethereal feel of water in its many elements. With the music piece named Watermark by Enya, the group decided to call the soundscape “Water’s Mark” as a play on words for how water leaves its mark on everything it touches. Water is everywhere and connects us no matter our backgrounds, locations, or choices. The Farmington and Italian students hope that this piece can inspire others to focus on the bodies of water around us.

Recommended Citation

Clark, Paz; Fiordaliso, Davide; Haslam, Sylvie; Jacobs, Jadyn; Scoiett, Spencer; Small, Emily; and Washburn, Abby, "Water's Mark" (2024). Research Learning Experiences (RLEs). 16.
https://scholarworks.umf.maine.edu/rle/16