The rebellious drummers led by Sanna in Sound of Noise use unusual materials to create their “music”. What do they use in their final and biggest act to make the entire city a musical instrument?

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The rebellious drummers led by Sanna in Sound of Noise use unusual materials to create their “music”.  What do they use in their final and biggest act to make the entire city a musical instrument?

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Let's break down each potential choice in the context of the film's climactic act and the idea of turning an entire city into a musical instrument.
Option 1: 'Telephone network' — This option suggests using communications infrastructure to generate sound or music. While the telephone network is a widespread, tightly linked system, it is not typically leveraged in a way that would cause the entire city to resonate as one instrument. Missed opportunities include the risk of loud, uncontrolled noise and the complexity of synchronizing thousands of lines; it also doesn’t inherently provide the energy or continuous output needed for a city-wide performance.
Option 2: 'Radio broadcasting' — Radio systems can modulate sounds over airwaves and have broad reach. However, to convert the entire city into a musical instrument, a single broadcasting channel would not normally convert physical spaces, streets, and structures into playable components in a practical, manipulable way. Additionally, broadcast systems are designed for one-to-many transmission rather than turning the environment itself into a percussive or melodic surface.
Option 3: 'Subway system' — The subway network comprises tunnels, trains, and rails that could be used creatively for sound, but coordinating a city-scale performance solely through the subway would be geographically limited, logistically complex, and still not inherently integrate the whole urban landscape as one cohesive instrument. It would also require extensive modification and control of moving parts, which presents significant practical barriers.
Option 4: 'Power supply' — The power grid provides the essential energy and backbone that can make a city-wide instrument feasible. When a large-scale performance is designed around electricity, lights, motors, and other electrical devices can be orchestrated to produce synchronized, city-spanning sound and motion. Harnessing power means tapping into the ubiquitous, infrastructure-wide energy source that can energize multiple surfaces and machines throughout the urban environment, enabling a dramatic and immersive finale.
Comparing the options, the power supply stands out as the concept that best explains how the entire city could be transformed into a musical instrument: it supplies the necessary energy and reach to coordinate diverse elements across the urban landscape. The other options each involve interesting possibilities, but they encounter practical limitations in achieving a city-wide, synchronized musical effect that encompasses the whole environment.

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The rebellious drummers led by Sanna in Sound of Noise use unusual materials to create their “music”. What do they use in their final and biggest act to make the entire city a musical instrument?

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