The performance in 1914 featured an orchestra of noise machines, known as intonarumori, which created bizarre sounds and sparked reactions from the audience, showcasing their groundbreaking nature.
Despite the mocking responses of the audience in 1914, these noise machines, such as the gurgler and howler, laid the foundation for various music genres today, including noise music.
Luigi Russolo's ambition to expand musicality through unconventional sounds gave birth to creations that would lead to modern genres like sound art and industrial techno.
The upcoming concert aims to resurrect these futurist instruments by presenting them alongside contemporary compositions, reflecting their enduring legacy and influence on music.
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