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John Neville from Canada British Columbia

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John Neville


Nature Recordist


 


 


 


John has had a lifelong interest in birds which began in the England.




  • 1993- Feild Recording Workshop , Sierra Nevada, Library of Natural Sounds, Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. John has been a supplier to the Library of Natural Sounds since that time.




  • 1995-Bird Biology Course, Laboratory of Ornithology, Cornell University




  • 1995 started Neville Recording




 


Productions:




  • Birds of the Kootenays CD1994




  • Bird Songs of the Creston Valley CD 1995




  • Bird Songs of the Okanagan CD 1996




  • Songs and Sounds of the Canadian RockiesCD 1997




  • Bird Songs of Canada's West Coast CD 1999




  • Bird Songs of the Great Lakes CD 2002




  • with Mel Coulson Beginners Guide to BC Bird Song 2CD 2003




  • Bird Song-Western Boreal Forest 2CD 2004




  • Bird Songs of the Arctic-Along the Dempster Highway 2CD 2005




  • Bird Songs of the Scottish Highlands and Islands 2CD 2006




  • with Mel Coulson Beginners Guide to Bird Songs of North America 3CD 2007




  • Bird Songs of the N. A. Prairie 2CD 2008




 


Publications:




  • Neville, J. 1995. Creston Valley, A Hot Spot for Birding, BC Naturalist, September




  • Neville, J. 1996. Creston Valley, A Swallow's Paradise, Cordillera Vol. 3, Number 1




  • Neville, J. 1997. Cliff Dwelling Birds of the Okanagan, Discovery Vol. 26, Number 2, 56-58




  • ABA -Birding Review "Bird Songs of Canada's West Coast "June 2001




  • Bo Boelens.2002 The Fat Birder, Review "Bird Songs of the Great Lakes"




  • Neville,J. 2002. How to Record Birdsong,, Seasons Winter 2002 24-27




  • Neville, J. Pre Spring BC Ornithologists' Newsletter Winter 2004




  • Neville, J.Great Lakes,Wildlife Sound, 2003




  • Neville, J.Wood Buffalo,Wildlife Sound,2004




  • Neville, J. 2005. Travelling the Dempster , Trafford Publishing, ISBN 1-4120-5830-9




  • Neville, J. Nature Recording on the Prairies, Wildlife Sound, 2007




 


Presentations:




  • CBC Radio , September 14, 1995, Morningside with Peter Gzowski, Birds of the Creston Valley




  • CBC Radio, April 4, 1997, Gabereau Show with Vicki Gabereau, Ospreys of Kootenay Lake




  • Wings Over the Rockies Bird Festival , Invermere, 1997-98




  • Life Television Network, "The Bird Guy with Fred Yackman, Creston Valley WM Area"1997




  • National Film Board of Canada, "The Pocket Desert", soundtrack 1998




  • Bears and Birds Festival, Presentation , Golden BC, 1998




  • Stokes:Feild Guide to Bird Songs:Western Region by Kevin Colver, Donald and Lillian Stokes, 1999




  • Meadowlark Festival, Presentation, Penticton BC, 1999-2000




  • Where Art and Nature Meet, Artspring Salt Spring Island, 2000




  • Victoria Naturalists Presentation, University of Victoria,2000




  • Nanaimo Naturalists Presentation, Yellow Point Lodge, 2000




  • Cortez Island Conservancy Presentation,Cortez Island,2000




  • Bird Song Presentation Point Pelee National Park May 2003




  • Bird Songs of the Great Lakes , Magee Marsh WMA , Ohio 2003




  • Brant Festival, Presentation, April 2002-2004




  • BC Nature Presentation of Beginners Guide to BC Bird Song with Mel Coulson Sept 2004




  • CBC Radio North by Northwest




  • PBS Radio The World




  • CBC Radio Almanac




  • CBC Television, Nature of Things , Walking with Ghosts 2006, 2007,




  • Sunshine Coast Field Naturalist Sechelt, October 2007.




  • Langley Field Naturalists Presentation Feb 2008




  • Denroica DVD Nature Sounds for Canadian Wildlife Service 2008




 


email Neville Recording (insert link to songbird@nevillerecording.com) to arrange projects or presentations .


 

John Neville Blog
"Bird Songs of the North American Prairie" by John Neville (New Age Artist from British Columbia, Canada)
POSTED BY: momof5pacs POSTED ON: 19 Jan 2009 08:19 PM

RadioIndy is pleased to present John Neville with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Bird Songs of the North American Prairie"

Nature recorder John Neville is at it again with “Bird Songs of the North American Prairie,” a 182-track double CD release that gives the listener the pleasure of hearing the calls of 168 birds and, as an added bonus, six mammals. Neville narrates over each of his live recordings, informing the listener about which bird they are hearing. This release, like his others, serves a wonderful, instructional, and informational purpose, especially for those interested in birdcalls and bird watching. “Bird Songs of the North American Prairie,” is well-produced, and Neville’s narrative dubs, as well as his initial live recordings are lively and distinct. “Cd1 Introduction” introduces the release with Neville informing the listener that he is spending sixteen weeks recording these birds, many of which are rare and nearing extinction. “Common Loon” displays the calming night chorus of the common loon on a lake. The majority of the other tracks are as straightforwardly approached, so if you’re curious about one particular bird you can skip right to it. “Bird Songs of the North American Prairie” is a success, both as an instructional album and as an exploration of nature, and should be picked up by anyone interested in birdsongs and birdcalls.

-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
Check out John Neville's music on RadioIndy.com with link to purchase and links to popular sites



"Bird Songs of the North American Prairie" Reviewed by RadioIndy.com!
POSTED BY: EricLawrence POSTED ON: 26 Oct 2008 09:15 AM
Nature recorder John Neville is at it again with “Bird Songs of the North American Prairie,” a 182-track double CD release that gives the listener the pleasure of hearing the calls of 168 birds and, as an added bonus, six mammals. Neville narrates over each of his live recordings, informing the listener about which bird they are hearing. This release, like his others, serves a wonderful, instructional, and informational purpose, especially for those interested in birdcalls and bird watching. “Bird Songs of the North American Prairie,” is well-produced, and Neville’s narrative dubs, as well as his initial live recordings are lively and distinct. “Cd1 Introduction” introduces the release with Neville informing the listener that he is spending sixteen weeks recording these birds, many of which are rare and nearing extinction. “Common Loon” displays the calming night chorus of the common loon on a lake. The majority of the other tracks are as straightforwardly approached, so if you’re curious about one particular bird you can skip right to it. “Bird Songs of the North American Prairie” is a success, both as an instructional album and as an exploration of nature, and should be picked up by anyone interested in birdsongs and birdcalls.
-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
Check out John Neville's music on RadioIndy.com with link to purchase and links to popular sites

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