After hearing this work one listener stated: "It was like learning a foreign language. However, if you make the investment to learn it, the rewards are substantial. It took me places I have never been and had never imagined even existed." 

You can listen to an excerpt from the CD here.
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The story behind Multiverse

While out for a morning walk, the idea of a piece on the subject of "weaving horizontal
strands through vertical tubes" came to mind. By the time the walk was finished lyrics, featured on the last page of the CDs booklet, had been firmly established as well as a plan for using "tube" sounds with searing strands running through them. Later that same day there was a posting on the CEC (Canadian Electroacoustic Community) discussion list from composer Bill Thompson. In it Bill wrote about a midnight walk in Aberdeen,
Scotland, the night before. As he was walking he heard "this angelic sound being carried
by the wind". When he investigated it he found that it was the sound of the North Sea wind blowing through the scaffolding tubes used at a construction site on the beach; a new Port Authority building. He had recorded the sounds and generously made them available to others on the list. The "coincidence" was too suggestive to let it pass by. So with Bill's permission the sound file was downloaded and work began on Multiverse. When the project was mentioned to Sylvia Pengilly it was immediately very visually suggestive to her and so inspired several subsequent video works. The image on the front of this CD booklet is one frame from one of the resulting videos. She and the composer are collaborators on several related videos.