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In this audio piece titled "Manipulating Glass Bottles", the listener is taken on an aural journey where the sounds of glass and bottle manipulation take center stage. The audio starts with the crisp, clear sound of a glass bottle being picked up, its hollow reverberation subtly echoing. Then, the narrative shifts to the manipulation of these glass objects. There are sounds of bottles being gently tapped against each other, producing a harmonious clinking that's reminiscent of a wind chime. This is followed by the sound of a bottle being turned upside down, the air rushing out creating a soft, whistling noise. The manipulation continues with the scraping sound of a bottle's base against a hard surface, giving a sense of friction and resistance. Then, the listener hears the muted thud of a cork being pushed into a bottle, followed by the satisfying pop as it's pulled back out. Towards the end, the audio captures the sound of liquid being poured into a glass bottle
