Jelly Music

Who did the original music at the Monterey Bay Aquarium? John Huling composed the original music for the Living Treasures of the Pacific at the Monterey Bay Aquarium in 1987 entitled "Open Spaces" and "Pacific Winds". It is the longest running music in the history of any public Aquarium or museum. Jelly Music is still popular and sells 20 years after it was originally composed for the Jellies Exhibit.
Thousands upon thousands of Huling's Open Spaces, Blue Canyons and Shorelines cassettes and CDs have been sold throughout the world. So Huling decided to compile some of the most requested songs from the "Oceans of the World Series" music he had composed. John Huling's Jelly Music has been heard at nearly every Aquarium around the world from Osaka, Japan, to the Boston Aquarium. Huling's music has been heard by millions upon millions of fans world wide who stroll through these exhibits. If you are interested in hearing the real original best selling aquarium music in history this is the music that started it all. Musical Visions from the "Oceans of the World Series".