Fireside music, performed for your enjoyment in one take after a couple of glasses at the Spacedog HQ, Christmas Eve 2008. Featuring Dolly, the Lakeland Terrier who has hurt her paw.
Bell rig created and programmed by Sarah Angliss (Spacedog UK), camera Colin Uttley. Microphone-festooned coat hanger expertly held for the full three and a half minutes by Jenny Angliss. www.sarahangliss.com .
The music is an adaptation of Troika, from Prokofiev's Lieutenant Kije.
In case you're interested in the technical details:
The bells are being played by wooden balls, spring-mounted on servo-controlled beaters, running off a LynxMotion SSC-32 board, receiving serial signals from a Max/MSP patch (which is interpreting a midi file). NB These bells have been recycled from Swinging London, my 2006 installation for the Overture Weekend at the South Bank, London. Here they've been mounted on a stainless steel shop fitting, reclaimed from the back yard of Moore's of Dunstable.
This will sound amazing on glass harp!
playmannn 1 week ago
this is awesome. did you make it? and can it play the tetris theme? :3
tailsawsome17 1 year ago
Prokofiev was a fucking genius.
Aceofbucketandspades 1 year ago
When I saw this I immediately thought of Animusic. But this is real and was built by someone. Even cooler!
Leebehr 1 year ago
Amazing, definately!!!.... but also a little weird & freaky after a bit!
97manutd 2 years ago
amazing : )
lusciousdeath 2 years ago
This is soooo cool..thank you
herasfolly 2 years ago
fantastic . im looking for more!
thank you
avroken 2 years ago
incredible! how does this only have 4.5 stars?!
ukulazy 2 years ago
WOW that machine is amazing! It is awesome! im subscribing! Its a great song too!
OriginalShrimpVendor 2 years ago