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Episode 1 – The Vienna Vegetable Orchestra
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This four-part series, created by composers Jacob Thompson-Bell and Adam Martin, explores the connections between food and music, featuring contributions from The Vegetable Orchestra of Vienna, food artist Caroline Hobkinson and sound artist Jez Riley French. In the first episode of the four-part series, Adam and Jake travel to Vienna to meet the Vegetable Orchestra, […]
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This four-part series, created by composers Jacob Thompson-Bell and Adam Martin, explores the connections between food and music, featuring contributions from The Vegetable Orchestra of Vienna, food artist Caroline Hobkinson and sound artist Jez Riley French. In the first episode of the four-part series, Adam and Jake travel to Vienna to meet the Vegetable Orchestra, […]
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