Glass of Water

The audio begins with the distinct sound of a faucet being turned on, water rushing forth from it. It's a clear, clean sound that immediately brings to mind the image of a cold, gushing stream. Then, the sound of liquid cascading onto a solid surface can be heard, suggesting that the water is being poured into a glass. The pitch of the sound changes subtly as the glass fills up, the resonance deepening. The listener can almost feel the cool touch of the glass, the weight of it increasing as it fills with water. The sound of the water pouring becomes louder, more urgent, until finally, it stops. The faucet is turned off, leaving behind the faint echo of dripping water. The final sound heard is the soft clink of the glass being set down on a solid surface. It is a simple, everyday ritual transformed into an auditory experience.