♡Nevermore ♡ a composition by Michael Hedges♡Because It's There♡Requiem For A Mountain Climber🇯🇵❄️🐕🌄

Описание: 🌄🐕❄️ Michael Hedges · Because It's There · Nevermore · Requiem For A Mountain Climber [outro - 30 seconds, reprise of BIT·opening] x 5 🎥The music is featured in the film The Story of Naomi Uemura 💿Soundtrack: 🇺🇸The Shape of the Land (1986, Windham Hill 1055 ) 💿Soundtrack: 🇯🇵 The Story of Naomi Uemura (1986, WHP-28041)🎻Harp Guitar 💜Michael's music opens and closes the film and soundtrack.♡ A live version of 'Because It's There' appears on Live on a Double Planet(1987).
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🥀Remembering Japanese mountain climber Naomi Uemura (February 12, 1941 – February 13, 1984) ❄️On February 12, 1984, his 43rd birthday, Naomi became the first solo climber to reach the 20,310 foot summit of Mount McKinley, in winter. He disappeared the next day, upon descent. His remains were never found. "In all the splendor of solitude... it is a test of myself…”
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📸 by Naomi and National Geographic photographer Ira Block, who made several trips to visit Naomi during his 477-mile trek - 17 huskies pulling his sledge. Ira taught Naomi camera basics, "Tell Ira I am taking photos!"
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0:00 Because It's There
3:00 Nevermore
6:30 Requiem For A Mountain Climber (outro) x 5
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🌄🐕❄️ 'Because It's There' is the first piece Michael wrote for the harp guitar(with five sub-bass strings). "This is music that I wrote· for a movie which will not be released in the states ~ but it will be part of a soundtrack ~ that will be released in the states ~ It's about a Japanese explorer ~ Naomi Uemura ~ he climbed many peaks and explored many places in the Arctic ~ he did the entire arctic circuit of exploration. And this is music for him to go across the arctic tundra with his huskies. 🐕❄️ 🗻 It's called 'Because It's There' 🇯🇵
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In all the splendor of solitude... it is a test of myself, and one thing I loathe is to have to test myself in front of other people.- Naomi Uemura
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Michael Hedges (December 31, 1953 - December 2, 1997) age 43
"Heaven is all around · translated to sound"
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Dogsledge North Pole Exp - The AURORA - N. UEMURA
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April 29, 1978 · Naomi Vemura - first solo expedition to reach the North Pole traveling by dogsled. Naomi reached the North Pole, after 57 days and nights.
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On the 35th day of the expedition, Shiro gave birth to six pups. Naomi placed her and her litter in a cardboard supply box, wrapped it in caribou skins and lashed it to the sledge. He radioed for eleven fresh huskies to replace the weariest huskies, which were sent back to base camp with Shiro and her puppies.
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Naomi Vemura is remembered not only as a gifted climber and a driven adventurer but also as a gentle, self-effacing man who cared about others. Just as remarkable as his solo achievements were his sincere modesty and unassuming nature. Another part of his greatness lay in his deep interest in everyone he met.
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Mont Blanc (France/Italy) July 1966
Kilimanjaro (Tanzania) October 1966
Aconcagua (Argentina)February 1968
Everest (China, Nepal) May 1970
Denali (United States) August 1970, February 1984

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🌄 A New York Photographer, a Japanese Explorer, and a Historic Trek to the North Pole · April 10, 2015♡ ➡️ https://www.nationalgeographic.com/ph...

🥀❄️🗻The Monumental McKinley: Silent Witness · Naomi Uemura's Solo Climb: The Mountain Claims Another · March 12, 1984 ➡️ https://www.washingtonpost.com/archiv...

🐕❄️Journey to the Top of the World ·TIME · MAY 15, 1978 · Japanese explorer makes first solo trip to the North Pole🗞️On the 57th day of his perilous 477-mile trek along the jagged ice fields of the Arctic Ocean, Japanese Explorer Naomi Uemura last week took a sextant sighting, then another and another. At last he was sure. With the 17 huskies who had pulled his sledge, he was at the top of the world, the first man to reach the North Pole alone by way of the frozen Arctic.

Standing on a dazzling white plain of ice that stretched southward in every direction, the diminutive (5 ft. 3 in., 130 Ibs.) explorer planted the Japanese flag on the pole. The next morning, jubilant members of his support team, who had made five airdrops of supplies along the way, landed beside him in a small plane. Uemura, 37, was full of apologies for taking two weeks longer than he had anticipated to make the grueling journey. Said he: “I’m awfully sorry I was delayed, but I finally got here.” ➡️ https://time.com/archive/6881230/envi...
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