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Stormy rhythms: creating music from the giant waves that shape our coasts

20 May 2021 James Dacey
Aerial view of boulder deposits on the Aran Islands
Sea sculpting Boulder deposits in the Aran Islands just outside Galway Bay. (Courtesy: Eugene Farrell)
From Debussy’s “La Mer” to the Beach Boys’ “Surfin’ USA”, the ocea

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