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This audio clip, titled "Change in a Jar", commences with the distinct sound of coins jingling and clattering against each other. It brings to mind an image of a jar, likely made of glass, being filled with an assortment of coins. The clinking noise reverberates in the space around, creating a kind of music that's both rhythmic and spontaneous. As the coins continue to fall into the jar, the distinct chime of different metals meeting glass provides a clear auditory picture of various Czech coins being dropped in. The sound is reminiscent of a typical day in Panská, a popular street in the Czech Republic where one can often hear the clinking of coins as vendors and shoppers exchange currency. There is no dialogue or human voice in the audio clip, allowing the focus to remain solely on the sound of the coins. The atmosphere is calm and unhurried, yet there is an element of anticipation as the jar slowly fills up. The audio paints a vivid picture
