RSSThe Alunda Church Choir put their backs into this performance titled "Harvest" using the land-amplifying terrafon instrument. The piece, created by Olle Cornéer and Martin Lübcke, is apparently part of an ongoing series (requiring some very sturdy and determined participants). Read more over at Create Digital Music.
Giant gramophone plays the earth
Posted by Collin Cunningham |
Nov 10, 2009 04:00 AM
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Since when does discordant sound with no rhythm count as music? Why not just pull with horses or cattle? Theres no music here, just a funny looking, noisy, plowshare.
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I read it as a representation of the relationship between people and the earth. The gramophone serving as tool for the land to communicate with.
It's interesting and I would've loved finding this video in a gallery space.
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I feel sorry for the woman in that really long dress.
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>I feel sorry for the woman in that really long dress.
I feel sorry for anyone who believes in Religion.
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That really depends on what you consider music.
There are some that enjoy industrial noise and i myself find this actually kind of cool.
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