Written by: methodshop
on February 4, 2010.

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Ever see 40 wild birds play a Gibson Les Paul guitar before? Us either until we found this clip on the BBC. The video is of an installation by a contemporary French artist Celeste Boursier-Mougenot. The birds are in a glass walled room with grass, a little drinking pond, and a Les Paul guitar hooked up to an amplifier. The guitar is a frequent landing position
for the birds and each time one of them touches the strings, the guitar makes noise.

If you have a few mins then check it out [video]. Our favorite part is when one bird almost does a guitar solo using a twig.

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