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Symphonie Mécanique


Symphonie Mécanique by Camille Roussel and Hratch Arbach
The goal is to give the object a spirit . He is tranformed into an independant object. The random musical notes are played by two electrical motors.The recorder turns and by doing it triggers the other elecrical motor which plays the piano notes randomly.

The CONTROL workshop
By Roger Ibars
ENSAD, Paris, November 2005

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