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May 19 2009

Podcast: The World’s Largest Instrument – Bertolozzi’s ‘Bridge Music’

Posted by Raymond in Enhanced Shows, Podcasts, Regular Shows

Bertolozzi, Joseph: Bridge Music album coverWhen Joseph Bertolozzi decided to use the Mid-Hudson Bridge in New York as an instrument, he may just have created the world’s largest instrument… over 3,000 feet long.

This podcast features an interview with the composer plus some examples of what this remarkable piece sounds like.

Album details…
Catalogue No.: Delos DE1045

 

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Tags: blog.naxos.com, bridge design, composer interview, DE1045, installation art, Joseph Bertolozzi, Mid Hudson Bridge, Naxos Classical Music Spotlight, New York Bridges, Ralph Modjeski

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