The note is dedicated to G. Gidoni’s report on the light orchestra, read at the State Institute of Art History on June 15, 1925. In Gidoni’s invention, Ginzburg saw a real opportunity to perform Scriabin’s “Prometheus”. The most valuable thing about the invention was the absence of a screen in the installation, “as the centre where the listener’s eyes should be directed.”
Links to Third-Party Publications:
Ginzburg S. [L.] “Light orchestra” // Red newspaper. Evening edition. 1925. July 5 (No. 165/853). S. 4.
