11/13/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
Roshi
It is a classic and a very cool article...can't remember who I heard of it from. Maybe mlbot.
11/13/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
bodo
Classic indeed
"Ancient life was all silence. In the 19 century, with the invention of the machine, noise was born Today, noise triumphs and reigns supreme over the sensibilities of men"
Luigi Russolo 1913
Word!
11/13/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
mlbot
its a good little book... the Art of NoiseS. Art of noise was the band. ;)
11/13/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
vveerrgg
crazy as this sounds.... this whole time I've been reading it as Noise an not Noises.
Guess that band had more of an impact on me then I realized. hehe
11/13/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
naw
yup the futurists had a major impact on sound making histroically...
11/14/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
implexgrace
russolo was, arguable, the godfather of electronic music..
varese is the other one.
11/14/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
joerex
yah! russolo and other italian futurist composers were some of the first to suggest the use of "noise" or traditionally "non-musical" sounds in music...to reflect the increasingly modern world. the futurist music-making noise devices we have are all reproductions as the originals were destroyed.
russolo was directly a big influence on cage and consequently the french and maybe german electronic pioneers.
11/15/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
mrmistermr
ye mert this is i read is when i was a student. famous piece of garb about the ol noisy noisy etc... rosso sounds a bit like a lettuce.
11/15/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
sciculz
that futurist cookery thing is great
i've got a printed version of 'the art of noises' which is MUCH longer than that excerpt
that's just one little letter from the middle.
not sure if it's still in print tho.
11/16/06
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
filmjolk
where the futurists were wrong is that they wanted to REproduce sound. not to produce new sounds, never heard before.
that was the drama of edgar varèse.