Bernie Krause (USA, 1938) is a groundbreaking musician and founder of ecoacoustics. By introducing terms like geophony, biophony, and anthropophony, as well as the Acoustic Niche Hypothesis, he has redefined the relationship between natural soundscapes and ecosystems. His notable works include The Great Animal Orchestra Symphony (BBC, 2014) and ballet scores (Alonzo King LINES Ballet, 2015), along with immersive sound design installations in contemporary art spaces.
