They complement each other creating a tempo in the night music. they whistle and cry, trill and bark

The instruments to natures orchestra

music that we always hear

Their song runs the range from high pitched performance to hard rock-like that of the bluejays.

Nature has patterns and creates moods or feelings. true or false

shoulder squeeze 1. Bring your arms and elbows aligned to your ears in reverse T-position, and then relax. 2. Repeat all four times. 3. Stand in proper position. Arms are in reverse T-position. 4. Move your arms and elbows backwards so that your back area is squeezed. Hold that position for eight counts.

It can whistle, moan, howl and whine.

A gentle like lullaby and soft in the meadow grasses like the tinkling of a piano.

They demand attention like the roll of the drums. Gentle and graceful like the flute of an angel. The classical in music, the sound of music of the gods.

A percussion. It can be a low rumble or a sharp, loud crack.

It murmurs and bubbles over rocks and stones. It soothes like a harp and makes the forest a living place.

They are the energy of motion. The maestro that calms and soothes yet possesses enough awesome power to startle and surprise.

It is much like a violin starting softly and reaching crescendo.

neck tension release 1. Put your hand on your left hip and let your left hand reach the top of your head. 2. Pull your head slightly to the side. Feel the stretch from your neck down to your shoulder. Hold that for eight counts. 3. Repeat these four times on each side. 4. Relax, exchange the hands and repeat on the opposite side.

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Their songs express grief, both sorrowful and sweet.

Even the fishes in the oceans make music. The underwater world is very vocal and many species have a unique song. true or false

back and shoulder exercise 1. Slowly raise and lower your arms keeping its contact with the wall. 2. Stand against a wall with feet apart about a shoulder width. 3. Repeat ten times. 4. Bring your lower back close to the wall. Place your elbows, arms, and wrists against the wall with palms facing forward.

taking time to listen to music of nature is boring. true or false

Like a flute whistling through cracks and causing an eerie effect

the divas of the natural music world

Nature has tempo, beat, harmony, melody, and rhythm. true or false

The crickets, katydids and cicadas are the insects composers. true or false

A clanging sound of wires against the masts at the boat harbor or the snapping sounds of flags at its mercy.

They are masters of mimic and can imitate the calls of 20 different species and also forest sounds.

Corrective exercises help one to improve his/her posture and prevent body pains in the future. true or false

It has rhythm with irregular beat, its sound on the roof can be soothing and calming

neck and head alignment 1. Place your hands behind your head with fingers interlocked and elbows pointing sideward. 2. Stand in a proper position. keep your face straight ahead. Do not luck your chin. 3. Repeat this four times. 4. Create a resistance by gently pushing your hands forward while you are pushing your head backward. 5. Keep your ears aligned to your shoulders. Hold this for eight counts.

thunder sounds like the violins true or false

The awaited climax of a storm, like the cymbals punctuating the rhythm in nature.

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They provide background for concert in nature.

the first insects that come to mind when one thinks about insect songs

They warble, whistle and sing their hearts out proudly.

The king of weather music, commanding the skies like a conductor.

God's tiny gifts to the harmony of earth.

Nature is musical. True or false

They both flow through time nourishing life all the way. They are contemporary as well as nostalgic. They are timeless.

It chatters over stony passages in little trebles and sharps.