Home / Music / Deep Listening features accordion, didjeridu, and conch shellsMusic linernotes album music pauline-oliverosDeep Listening features accordion, didjeridu, and conch shellsPauline Oliveros on accordion, Stuart Dempster on trombone and didjeridu, and Panaiotis on vocals — along with conch shells and other acoustic instruments. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesDreamweave finds Pauline Oliveros embracing structure without losing the droneDeep Listening is entirely improvised, recorded live in a cisternPauline Oliveros' Deep Listening is about radical attention to all soundImpulse! Records — a home for jazz and experimental music — released Pauline Oliveros' Dreamweave.The cistern's 45-second reverb makes its acoustics uniqueExploreMichael J. Powell produced Rapture for Anita BakerBill Laswell produced Apocalypse Across the SkyBrian Eno and Daniel Lanois co-produced Apollo: Atmospheres and SoundtracksChas Chandler produced Are You Experienced after discovering HendrixJerry Wexler pushed Aretha toward hippie anthems for Live at Fillmore WestPrevious Deep Listening is entirely improvised, recorded live in a cisternNext Decca Recordings captures the label's mid-70s transition between classical tradition and changing tastes