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musical instruments built by Luigi Russolo  Луиджи Руссоло и Уго Пьятти с созданными ими интонарумори, 1913 | |||||
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The Intonarumori (noise intoners) were a family of musical instruments invented in 1913 by Italian Futurist painter and musical composer Luigi Russolo. They were devices for producing a broad spectrum of modulated, rhythmic sounds similar to those made by machines, but without imitating or reproducing them. Unfortunately, none of the original intonarumori survived World War II.
References[edit]
- Intonarumori: history, working and photographs of the Intonarumori (noise makers). (Thereminvox.com)
- Modern Intonarumori reproductions and acoustics
- Intonarumori
- UbuWeb Dada for Now, 1985, UK featuring Russolo's Risveglio di una città.
- The Futurist Moment: Howlers, Exploders, Crumplers, Hissers, and Scrapers by Kenneth Goldsmith
Media in category "Intonarumori"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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Intonarumori, 1913.jpg 904 × 694; 107 KB
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Intonarumori-concerto.jpg 400 × 317; 27 KB
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Intonarumori-interno.jpg 247 × 400; 26 KB
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Intonarumori-schema.gif 800 × 390; 84 KB
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Laboratório de música futurista em Milão.tif 8,934 × 6,623; 86.45 MB
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Russolo patent for Intonare dei rumori, 1914.jpg 1,200 × 824; 760 KB
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Russolointonorumori.jpg 500 × 617; 118 KB
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Screenshotинтонарумори.png 702 × 512; 442 KB
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