Vegetable Orchestra Musician
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It’s true. You can make music out of almost anything - vegetables included. Meet Matthias Meinharter, one of the co-founders and main members of the Vegetable Orchestra, a one-of-a-kind group, that make music using instruments made of fresh vegetables. We speak to him about this rare genre of music, the challenges they face using perishables in their performances and what they do with their vegetable instruments after every show.
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