Design and Architecture
Sewing Machine Bolero
The sound of a sewing machine is not usually considered very musical, but it is to the ears of LA artist Lun*na Menoh. Gideon Brower reports on a very unusual interpretation of Maurice Ravel's Bolero, in which Menoh combines her love for fashion and experimental music. (Thanks to KCRW's Independent Producer Project for this story.)
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readThe sound of a sewing machine is not usually considered very musical, but it is to the ears of LA artist Lun*na Menoh. Gideon Brower reports on a very unusual interpretation of Maurice Ravel's Bolero, in which Menoh combines her love for fashion and experimental music. (Thanks to KCRW's Independent Producer Project for this story.)
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The full episode
3 of 3Design for Skid Row, Politics as Spectacle, Sewing Machine Ravel- 1:14Skid Row Housing Trust
- 16:26The Spectacle of Politics
- 23:19Sewing Machine BoleroYou’re reading this