World Music often incorporates traditional instruments, rhythms, and melodies that are inspired by the natural surroundings of the culture it originates from.

Claude Debussy's compositions, such as 'La Mer' and 'Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune,' are known for their evocative depictions of natural scenes and atmospheres.

The Pan Flute, also known as the Panpipes, is a wind instrument made of multiple pipes of varying lengths, and it is often used to create melodies that mimic the sounds of nature.

Blues music often incorporates lyrics that express themes of hardship, struggle, and connection to the natural world, reflecting the experiences of African-Americans in the rural South.

Psychedelic Rock bands like The Beatles and The Grateful Dead often explored themes of nature, spirituality, and environmental awareness in their music.

A Nature Motif is a musical passage that is designed to evoke the sounds and atmosphere of the natural world.

Sampling is a technique used in electronic music and hip hop, where sounds from the natural world are recorded and then manipulated or incorporated into a musical composition.

The Theremin is an electronic instrument that is played by moving one's hands in proximity to two antennas, creating eerie and ethereal sounds that can resemble the human voice or natural phenomena.

Musique Concrète is a genre of electronic music that emphasizes the use of recorded sounds, including natural sounds, as the primary musical material.

Calypso music often incorporates lyrics that celebrate the beauty of the Caribbean islands and their natural surroundings.

Synthesizers are electronic instruments that can generate a wide variety of sounds, including those that resemble natural phenomena.

New Age Music often incorporates natural sounds, such as whale songs or forest sounds, and is intended to create a sense of relaxation and connection with nature.

Crescendo and decrescendo are musical techniques used to gradually increase or decrease the volume of a sound or group of sounds over time.

Gospel music often incorporates lyrics that express themes of hope, faith, and connection to the divine, and it is often performed in a call-and-response style.

Trip Hop music often incorporates natural sounds and ambient textures, creating a dreamy and atmospheric soundscape.