“It will not be through a succession of noises imitative of life but through a fantastic association of the different timbres and rhythms that the new orchestra will obtain the most complex and novel emotions of sound.”
Book:The Art of Noise
Quote by Luigi Russolo
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The Art of Noise
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Luigi Russolo
Luigi Russolo was an Italian painter and a key figure in the Futurist movement. Born on April 30, 1885, in Florence, Italy, he was deeply influenced by the urban landscapes and industrialization of his time. His work often depicted dynamic urban landscapes and industrial scenes, reflecting the energy and modernity of the machine age. Russolo passed away on February 4, 1947. more
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