The fall/winter 2006 edition of Terrain, A Journal of the Built and Natural Environments, is about "the music of it all" -- by which they mean the environment. Jay Walljasper asks: "Why is a sense of place usually an ingredient in the best music?" David Rothenberg, editor of Terra Nova, writes about jamming with beluga whales. Jake Adam York explores the "country" in country music. And more.
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September 16, 2006
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