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One-of-a-kind Australian violinist Jon Rose, attempting to record
the wind:

https://room40.bandcamp.com/album/aeolian-tendency

Rose has designed & built many instruments over the years.  These
recordings are from a couple of combined volume & string resonators
made to be activated by wind....

(Rose has previously built e.g. a bicycle that he rides as a sort
of hurdy-gurdy....  Various things.)