What does the singing of the tree indicate
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It’s a beautiful spring morning in the town of Aalborg, nestled in Denmark’s Jutland Peninsula. There is fresh dew on the leaves and the birds are singing. Giving them company is a park filled with grass and groves.
Everything about Denmark seems straight out of fairy land, and in this country where mer-people come alive, it’s hardly surprising to find trees that sing.
I’m out for a stroll in Kildeparken, in the heart of this bustling town. Every tree here seems to break into a song, in genres varying from classical to hard metal. The Singing Trees, or De Syngende Traer, is a musical project started by Cliff Richard in the late 1980s when he visited Aalborg for a performance. He commemorated his show by planting a tree and a jukebox next to it that would play his favourite tunes at the touch of a button. This evolved into a tradition, with every musician who visited the city planting a tree and a lyrical pillar next to it. Today, there are over 90 Singing Trees.
Everything about Denmark seems straight out of fairy land, and in this country where mer-people come alive, it’s hardly surprising to find trees that sing.
I’m out for a stroll in Kildeparken, in the heart of this bustling town. Every tree here seems to break into a song, in genres varying from classical to hard metal. The Singing Trees, or De Syngende Traer, is a musical project started by Cliff Richard in the late 1980s when he visited Aalborg for a performance. He commemorated his show by planting a tree and a jukebox next to it that would play his favourite tunes at the touch of a button. This evolved into a tradition, with every musician who visited the city planting a tree and a lyrical pillar next to it. Today, there are over 90 Singing Trees.
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singing of the tree indicate quietly to itself
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