“Birds on the Wires”, a beautiful video created by Jarbas Agnelli of São Paulo who saw a photo of birds on electric wires by Paul Pinto in a newspaper and decided to create a song based on the birds locations as musical notes.
via The Daily What
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This reminds me of the “be more inspired” commercial bumper PBS used to air, in which a composer struggling with writer’s block finds sudden inspiration via the arrangement of birds on telephone wires outside his studio. Can’t find the link on YouTube at the moment, but the idea is the same.
First thing I thought of too, actually.
That is referenced here:
http://www.pbs.org/aboutpbs/news/20020726_bemore.html
Birds: Alone in his loft, a composer-played by real-life composer, Walter Boudreau, is struggling with some serious writer’s block as he works at his piano. After what appears to be several hours of hard effort, he is rewarded with inspiration from a most unlikely source, the pigeons outside his window. The conclusion: Be More inspired.
very nicely done! i enjoyed that :)
That is fantastically ingenious. Now I’ll be looking at birds differently on my walk to work in the mornings.
This is beautiful. Great idea and great video.
Thank you. What an incredibly creative idea. The video, the birds, the song is absolutely lovely.
This is so beautiful. It made me cry. Thank you so much.
This was nice but calm down people. There just birds on a wire. There are other things we should be crying about like Obama talking to school children. Joking that actually goes on the list of things to calm down about right above birds on wires.
But yes this was nice.
Thanks for “seeing” the sounds, “hearing” the design, investing your talent, and sharing. What comes from the heart, speaks to the heart.
This is very original and I quite fantastic! What a great artistic combination of sight and sound.