Harry and Tony - Harry Partch: Tony, this project reminds me of John Cage's interest in the sounds of the world around us. He believed that music could be made from any sound, regardless of whether it was traditionally considered musical. Tony Hawk: I agree, Harry. Cage's ideas were groundbreaking and paved the way for experimental music that embraces the physicality of sound. Harry Partch: It's fascinating to see how the Fingerboard Skate Park Orchestra is taking that concept and applying it to the sounds of skateboarding. It's a unique intersection of art and sport. Tony Hawk: Absolutely. The project challenges us to consider the relationship between the physicality of skateboarding and the sounds it produces. It's a form of creative expression that pushes boundaries and redefines what we think of as music. Harry Partch: The Fingerboard Skate Park Orchestra is also reminiscent of my own work, which explores the physicality of sound and the environment in which it's produced. It's exciting to see how this project is incorporating those elements into a new form of expression. Tony Hawk: Agreed, Harry. It's always inspiring to witness creative work that blurs the boundaries between different disciplines and opens up new possibilities for expression.