A stretched yodeling choir – on the edge of stillness. Harmony that carries, then dissolves into free calling, wild voicing. Not entirely human: voices blend with rustling, wingbeats, animal sounds. Hybrid beings sing in tropical heat. The sound lingers in the air like a scent fleeting, close, open to memory. Wild Chorus is a breathing fabric of voices, noises, and electronic tones. Through stretching, slowing down, and layering, a space emerges an open field for intuitive listening and personal resonance. Here, the human and the non-human meet, sound and silence, closeness and strangeness. In the suspended flow of sound, a quiet counterpoint arises to the world’s tempo, to control, to clear boundaries. A lingering act of listening – open to transformation and ambiguity.