Peek into the magical world of Ice Music in this short film from P2 Photography. Introduced by American ice sculptor Tim Linhart, musicians play hand-carved ice instruments inside a glowing igloo concert hall.
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Nestled near the Arctic Circle, the Swedish Lapland town of Luleå is an enchanting winter wonderland of snow and ice. This magical place is also the home of Ice Music, a new musical art form introduced by American ice sculptor Tim Linhart. In his celebration of the Arctic spirit, musicians play hand-carved ice instruments inside a glowing igloo concert hall.
Shot by P2 Photography, this short film gives us a peek into Linhart’s fascinating world of snow and sound.
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25 comments
I would never kn9w if this existed only because it was in my exam 😂😂
This is astonishing. So Beautiful & Revolutionary!
-bro can you play something at the violin?
-nah bro it melted
I swear I had a full religious experience when the violin started 😮
Really Magnificent 👏🙏❤️
Cool concept as a musician and an artist I thought I might get to hear a little music….silly me
The dude was cool to see interviewed, but I wish I could have heard the instruments more and individually on their own.
it does not sound good to me….
FAbiCE
The first tune being played sounded similar to a track on a Tangerine Dream's Poland Warsaw Concert album . The name of the first peice of music is Rare Bird . The only two places the ice band could tour would be the Arctic Circle and Antarctica.
Unbelievable but happening, wow.
Ive dreamed about making a grupe of ice instrument players that play songs around town every Christmas. And then giving away the instruments sence they would melt pretty soon enyway.
But ha this guy is cool!! And i agree, its cool that we are made of water, and the instruments are.
Also you live in Swedin? Cool cuz im learning Swedish
Cool.
Definition of Magic: Unbelievable, but happening.
Not bad.
music for dying snowmen 😪
no global warming here!
Beautiful I wanna witness this
Anyone else here after getting a school assignment about ice instruments
FAIL.. wanted to to hear the music BUT you couldn't help blathering on .. ugh ..
Am I the only one that learned about this in school?
Whos here cause of music teacher 😑
Top tier
This is genius level art
Aren't the strings electrically amplified? Not by the ice…
бред – инструменты не строят
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