
OT: Terje Isungset makes instruments out of ice and performs at nordic ice festivals.
Most of the information on him and his music seems to be in Norwegian, but here’s the official blurb on it from his label:
The instruments are made from top quality ice. It must be free of any air bubbles. The instruments are carved using saws and knives. So far these instruments have been created and recorded: Iceofon, Ice Harp, Ice Horn, Ice trumpet, Ice percussion, Ice bass drum carved from one block of ice. In addition, all stands, supports and tables are also made from ice. Only the bass drum pedal, fish line for suspension, and the strings on the Ice Harp are made from materials other than pure frozen water.
Here’s a video, Ice Fuzion, that is a collaboration between ice artist Peter Wasilewski & Isungset:
via MOS
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I love bizarre stuff like this.
If you’re going to live where it’s cold all the time, you might as well do something cool !