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: AlthouseMaking music from a single object. Episode #1: the Coke can.
Joe Raciti explains his idea:
This is the first of what I hope to turn into something of a series. The idea here is to create a song that features a single object. While I still use my voice and occasionally get minor help with other instruments (such as a microphone, razor blades, computer software, etc.) I try to stay true to the challenge. I make the songs sound as good as I can with all of the tools at my disposal, but the sounds really do come from the object featured in the video.I love music made on things other than musical instruments ? previously stated here and here ? and I love artistic projects that involve working within strict rules. So: cool!
Full post as published by Althouse on June 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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