How does Russolo understand sound and noise? Has this changed your understanding of it?
Russolo understands noise and sound to be an made items. He believes nature is mostly silent and that in lies our fascination with music and noises. In a way it has but I think nature is quite noisy. A walk in a "quiet" woods is nothing but. If you're lucky you hear the day to day life of nature. skittering and screeches of birds being only a few.
How is he using language to make this essay a sonic experience?
He places bold words at opportune times.
What are the "categories of noises" that he describes
He describes 6 types of noises that are not made by traditional instruments but by what we may hear on a day to day bases.
