PORTLAND, Maine — Audio recording artist Dianne Ballon remembers the exact instant she listened to the magic occur alongside one another, ideal in front of her ears. Bobbing on a boat deck, in the center of Casco Bay previous summer time, with her headphones on and microphone pointed out to sea, the vessel swung around. And there it was. Two different channel buoys were being sounding jointly. One rang a gong. The other blew a wind-driven whistle. Both rode the tide atop the churning sea. “It made me cry with joy,” Ballon mentioned.  That’s how it is with seems, for her. They are art as very well as emotionally going…