No one's deciphered the code.  I'll give a clue:  She sends for you, you call her, but she sends for you.  Ok, that's all I'm giving.  Happy Labor day!  God bless all the pregnant womyn!

I got it....right off the bat...

no idea to morse code but the music reminds me of mid to late Soviet era such as Shostakovitch or Bartok, without the melodic spark necessarily. however I enjoyed it

mgh
no idea to morse code but the music reminds me of mid to late Soviet era such as Shostakovitch or Bartok, without the melodic spark necessarily. however I enjoyed it

thx 4 listening mgh.  Larry get back to work on your recording, you have a deadline :D:D.

Made my military service in the Signal Corps as a telegraphist many moons ago. I've tried to decipher your message, but as the dots and dashes are quite irregular (as are indeed most spaces in between the dots and dashes), it's very much open to interpretation and I haven't been able to make anything conclusive out of it. My best guess is:
 
CN ESR N CN IEAN N ESE CN N IIII N EHE    
 
which of course is absolute gibberish! But then again - I might be out of practice.

Dear Lord that's not even close!  But thanks for listening.  :D:D  I should also add, that you need to decipher the key to get the message.  As a signal corps officer you no that *a* doesn't always equal *a*.  Have fun!