“What does flavour look like? How does it sound? These are the questions that inspired herb and spice experts, Schwartz, to create what they describe as a ‘Sonic Flavourscape’. Several tons of black peppercorns, cardamom, turmeric, paprika, cumin seeds, ginger, chilli and coriander were rigged to explode in perfect sync with a bespoke musical composition. Each explosion represents an individual piano note or chord, which when filmed at high speed, creates a surreal three dimensional sound scape.”
fascinating~
It is Cindy.
Very cool
Loved it too
A very spicy piece.
How pun’ish of you
Oh that’s a good one too. I hadn’t thought of puns as being pun’ishing, but you’re so right. They can be hard to take.
Love it! Spiced up my day melodically.
Ahhhh, quick retort…LIKE it.
what a brilliant concept – i’ve often thought about how to describe tastes
I do wonder how the brilliant creative minds come up with these ideas
Fascinating indeed!
That was pretty neat!
Very neat!
yes Elisa. I was locked in from go.
Beautiful, really beautiful.
Loved it too!
I loved this, and especially that a piano was used for the sound. 🙂
Yes, esp the piano.
I could almost smell it; the aromas must have been heavenly.
Would have been cool to have been there to see it live.
I think they were playing New Orleans-style chicken gumbo. Extra spicy!
Yes, that’s smart Elisa. Exactly.
Visually much more interesting than musically. Personally, I think each spice is a symphony in itself. The simple piano notes hardly measured up.
You are a tough grader. Remind me not to have you mark me?! 🙂
Always an A for effort, David.
🙂
So late to this string…but I loved the idea. Had to listen twice because the first time, I started to think about what ‘sound’ pepper would make, chili powder, etc..I got ahead of myself (rare for a Sunday morning)
Smiling. I can hear your mind whirring…
Hey! I think that’s my tongue enjoying a serving of Chicken Vindaloo! 😉
Ahhhh, Vindaloo….