Russolo Ensemble, Intonarumori/Noise makers (Reconstruction)

[supergalaxyful]

de que familia y subfamilia es el intonanumori????????????

[hermannnitsch342d]

Where did you get this excerpt from? Was there a documentary on Futurism or Luis Rossolo?

[Johanyoutubis]

THIS today noise is only obscure light compare with first likt this artist. today noise music ir really noise and antimusic and no notes and people who make that really is antimusicants

[LokiClock]

@Johanyoutubis Music is structured sound. The aim of many experimental musical movements is to push the boundaries of what we call music. The musician can hear the structure, the movements and refrains, they just can't necessarily convey them. Like any other kind of music, you have to learn what to listen for, and then you see structure all over "noise" music. Russolo also sounds structureless to people unfamiliar with it. Yes, it would be antimusic if it were structureless, but it's not.

[montblancstinger]

damn this song suck so much

[rumpranger65]

OH WOW! THIS IS AMAZING! SO EDGY!

Nah seriously though, this is sort of interesting.

[skellez83]

Wonderful example of the musical aspects of the italian Ftuturism. Thanks for posting this rare document.

[PaulTurnerFest]

I'd love to see the internal workings of an intonarumori. This clip is amazing, altho' short. Thank you for posting this!

[whitenoises]

sweet!!

[GLEO1957]

ehm

[kathodemama]

Is she Rossana Maggia the italian soprano?

[Durandal1717]

I have always wondered how the intonarumori works, now, I know.

[wwxoxww]

@Durandal1717 there's a funny youtube clip about mike patton playing with intonarumori, have a look! ciao

[Ahubbie]

wow