Talented Ice Sculptor Creates Incredible Frozen Playable Instruments for an Igloo Symphony
The third episode of “Buck the Cubicle” by P2 Photography profiles Tim Linhart an incredible ice sculptor and the creator of the annual Ice Music Series (previously), a magical musical symphony of frozen, playable instruments played in a hand-carved igloo within the Swedish Lapland town of Luleå,. During the interview, Linhart spoke to volatile nature of the ice, how musicians compensate to balance the sound and what he created to minimize these effects.
It’s one thing to build an ice instrument, it’s another thing to maintain it and use it throughout time. The ice is always sublimating away into the atmosphere and the players get up next to the instruments. You got hot bodies next to cold instruments and they’re melting and the audience walks in and suddenly the temperature rises because they’re breathing. In that case the strings on the stringed instruments begin to get softer and the pitch goes down.
Lori Dorn
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