The free people are in a market close to the harbour, buying and selling when a ship arrives with more free people. Everyone rejoices because of this new people.

My soundscape includes two different exhibits from the RBCM's Old Town exhibition: the blacksmith as well as the country home are combined with various different sound clips obtained from Freesound.org website to create my project. Last breath is a story formed out of my interest in implementing visual stories through auditory means.

I present you a soundscape with all the noise I made when I listen to music. So you have an idea what my parents used to hear. This sound clip is original, it was all recorded and edited by myself.

When approaching this soundscape, I focused on sounds both inside and outside the shop. The car, tools being used, music being played in the background, the mechanic walking about his shop, and the city going on with his daily routine. As points the sound is pleasant in nature while at other points it is almost too loud and hard to listen to.

Fishing for some is a way to escape from the outside world. I am hoping that the peaceful and recognizable sounds will bring people back to that happy place.

Based on Nanaimo's Royal Hotel (1890), our soundscape highlights the haunted past of Vancouver Island. Immerse yourself into our historic tea party in "Tea Party After Dark". Listen for the chime of the ancient grandfather clock, he clanking of bone china, and the final haunting notes of the old piano.

The soundscape follows the travels of a Japanese glass float after it has broken free from its bindings and moves its way across the ocean to the shores of British Columbia. As it travels, it bobs in and out of many different cultures and music, but it always keeps the hum of the Ocean.

Using sounds of metals and furs being traded, rowing canoes and waving masts of ships, the discovery of British Columbia by Captain Cook and his men are recreated in a soundscape using household items.