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Like his father before him A truly beautiful soul. Thank you

Thank you for taking me on this exciting, rhythmic journey. Love this. This made me smile.

🫀🫀🫀

A genius like his father. Bless you

Amazing 😮

How come this has only so little views and likes? One of the live’s mysteries.

it's so weird seeing old videos getting shorts'd. I don't think I'll ever get over it.

My first exposure to PCE was the One2One advert in the UK that this featured on. They have a magic ability to cheer you up. It's impossible to feel sad when listening to Yodel 2 by PCA - would recommend.

Best version so far. Thank you for sharing.

Stunningly beautiful

i do still love spacehog though

Would of been better without the silly sound effects ( just the music ) thumbs down for me - will search original track .

Has this been officially released? Cannot seem to find it?

This is a perfect musical representation of this. Absolutely love this piece! Thank you!

Bravo..! Such an incredible project. Looking forward to hearing new work from the next set of LIGO outputs 🤯

wonderful, thoughtful and greatly appreciated...thank you.

Spectacular!

Fascinating, thrilling, beautiful.

Arthur Jeffes, of Penguin Cafe, uses samples from gravitational wave signals to tell the stories of black holes colliding without words. He cuts up the data, picks out overtones, and creates a percussive palette. These chirping sounds are interwoven with an epic musical narrative created by mapping the frequencies of the gravitational waves onto a musical stave, played by the city of Prague’s philharmonic orchestra. The result is an adventurous musical impression of gravitational waves journeying through spacetime. Arthur was introduced to these cosmic concepts via his school friend Samaya Nissanke - associate professor in gravitational wave and multi-messenger astrophysics at the University Of Amsterdam - and a key contributor to the LIGO project. As Arthur explains: “Back in the mid 2010s, I was visiting Samaya in LA and she got to talking about these amazing things called gravitational waves. We went to school together and then went to the same university - and while my maths was never as good as hers I always loved hearing about her amazing astrophysics adventures. As a vicarious glimpse into the deep universe, her work was always fascinating to me. So when she started showing me these gravitational waves - both in modelled form and in actual detections - I jumped at the chance to play with them. These ‘chirps’ are great fun, both as sounds and as jumping off points for incredible ideas. The events that cause them are so unimaginably huge and violent, while at the same time beautiful and mysterious, music seems the perfect way to begin to make sense of them.”

This song, and this version especially, is the epitome of why I love electronic music. Just man and machine working together to make something beautiful :D

I’m here due to the classic Aussie indie flick called “Malcom” was recently uploaded to Netflix in Australia. I loved that song and movie as a kid a am currently going down the penguin rabbit hole, and loving it . Thankyou.

Awesome.

I love Neil Codling body Language 😊

magic

It has a good beat. You could dance to it. I'll give it as 10.

Buenos recuerdos del 85 reeditados. Una maravilla

Amazing

This made me smile.

Just found out about this song after reading an interview with Royston Langdon from Spacehog. What a cool find!

Superb❤️❤️

So good. I just wish someone would have answered that phone.

I love this piece - Absolutely Gorgeous, Bye for now love Alan 👨‍🏫️

There’s some Steve reich in their somewhere

There some Steve reich in their somewhere

Great music. What song is this? Thanks

You are extremely excellent and superb keep up the great works you do thank you

Esté tema me voló el peluquín cuando lo escuché en caloi hace como 30 años

from each bird another flight to fly you are a fish first breathing water drowned in the air rises deep if you are a lonely bench another bird will land you will give her a guitar of planted wood you will grow up together one of you will be the chisel for the other he will meet you your bird at the door and will open the sky don't point it out it may not be her if he finds you she was already here whenever she was born even listed in the Red Book you are the keys on a string from a picture lying in a frame take the fish even if she is a naked woman you will meet under the umbrella of time there is also a sun for you *** от всяка птица друга полита за да полетиш първо си риба дишаща вода от въздуха удавена изгрява надълбоко ако си самотна пейка друга птица ще кацне ще и подадеш китара от посадено дърво заедно ще пораснете един от вас ще бъде длетото за другия ще те посрещне твоята птица на вратата и ще отвори небето не я посочвай може да не е тя ако те намери вече е била тук когато и да е родена дори записана в "Червената книга" клавиши сте на струна от картина полегнала в рамка вземи рибата дори да е гола жена ще се срещнете под чадъра на времето там има и едно слънце за вас

Didn’t think I could love this song anymore than I already did. Wow.

I love Penguin Cafe with everything. Subtle pleasure. <3

That part at 1:47 brings me pure joy and I can't possibly understand why or how

First time I heard this was on the Aussie film Malcolm.

I absolutely love this, its relaxing, thought provoking, inspiring and uplifting ❤

Amazing👍

You are simply wonderful!!! Greatings a from a cello player in Barcelona.

Really beauiful song. The best one on the album.

Give my love to the future of humankind...

Ah...the end of Napoleon Dynamite. Always wondered what that piece was.

This has lost the mechanical quality of the original.