Gregory O’Drobinak, Eric Leonardson, and Ed Herrmann play the Baschet Brother’s Aluminum Piano

2:00 pm, Friday, September 30
Museum of Contemporary Art220 East Chicago Avenue
Chicago IL 60611
Admission to the museum is $12 or $7 students. Free for SAIC students. No extra charge for the performance.
This is another chance to hear a rare musical instrument – the “aluminum piano” designed by Francois and Bernard Baschet, and owned by the Museum of Contemporary Art. The performance will last about 45 minutes and is part of “Motor Cocktail: Sound and Movement Art of the 1960s,” an exhibition that runs through October, curated by Timothy Grundy.