The Man Who Made Music with a Horse - Matthew Herbert

Matthew Herbert talks about how he started from the idea of making an album out of a horse, and ended up retracing the entire history of music.
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[@sventorpedo]

Most interesting interview with a musician I've heard in a long time.

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[@LedgerAndLace]

WOW. This was fascinating! I'm thinking that maybe ribs could have been sawed down to different sizes for a xylophone or hung up on strings as wind chimes? It's so cool that he could reproduce what it would have sounded like in a cave. I would imagine that the earliest peoples would have been inspired by all the sounds of nature around them; animals but also the different sounds of water, wind, etc.

[@NormanTiner]

That's kinda grotesque.