Diego Stocco is a mastermind of avant-garde musical composition; the video and gallery above are from his latest project, "Music From a Tree."
For "Music From a Tree," Diego Stocco turned a tree in his backyard garden into a multidimensional musical instrument. By whittling twigs and rigging his fingers with microphones, Diego Stocco was able to record this awesome track you see here.
Implications - Diego Stocco set up microphones in different areas so that he could intensify the sounds from the tree. One of the tools that he uses actually sounds similar to a violin, but has a squeakier quality. At the end of the video he writes, "Music from a tree," with leaves.
What's Driving This Trend
- Microphone Instrumentation
- Using microphones in unique ways to create musical compositions from unconventional sources like trees.
- Avant-garde Musical Composition
- Exploring new and unconventional techniques to create music that pushes the boundaries of traditional composition.
- Multidimensional Instruments
- Creating instruments that have multiple layers of sound and can produce unique and nuanced music compositions.
Who This Affects Most
- Music Production
- Exploring innovative ways to capture and use natural sounds in music production.
- Sound Design
- Pushing the boundaries of sound design by incorporating unconventional sources and techniques into compositions.
- Instrument Manufacturing
- Developing new instruments that offer a multidimensional and unique musical experience.
