I don't know if I'd go as far as to say "main inspiration", but he was
definately an international player.
Here's a fantastic site dedicated to the futurists and their manifestos.
http://www.unknown.nu/futurism/
I highly recommend it to any of you out there that have a vague
understanding of what the movement was about and want to learn more.
-donna
quoted 13 lines Dada`s main inspiration, though, seems to have been Luigi Russolo, an
>Dada`s main inspiration, though, seems to have been Luigi Russolo, an
>Italian Futurist artist & composer who has designed a series of
>noise-producing machines i.e. The Noise Intoners (`Intonarumori`) in 1912,
>instruments which have been hi- ghly used even by some famous composers
>like
>Stravinski, and which used to depict sounds from nature on various
>frequencies."
>
>The Dadaists created some music based on their ideas, to be sure. And I
>consider Russolo's machine to be both Futurist and very Dada, as some of
>the
>machines tended to fall apart and self-destruct as they created some
>incredible sounds. The first industrial "music".
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