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The wiki entry on the glass harmonica (also known as the bowl organ/hydrocrystalophone/armonica) has a subheading for 'Purported Dangers' and-
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The wiki entry on the glass harmonica (also known as the bowl organ/hydrocrystalophone/armonica) has a subheading for 'Purported Dangers' and-
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I listened to a glass armonica for the first time and I can understand why they say people went mad hearing it. I can tell there’s something incredibly beautiful about it too. But listening to it, the slightly TOO high of a pitch, has made my heart rate go up and me to hold my breath; my hands are shaking as I type this. Part of me wants to keep listening. Keep watching the glass bowls spin… I don’t know what this is doing to my brain. I don’t think the human ear can quite comprehend the sound.
The "Glass Harmonica" was created by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. ✨
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Joseph Aloys Schmittbaur (1718-1809) - Prélude No. 5 for Glass Harmonica or Fortepiano in f-minor. Performed by Philipp Marguerre, verrophone.
Quintet for Glass Harmonica, Mozart
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Benjamin Franklin – Scientist of the Day
In the second quarter of the 18th century, an Irish musician decided to use the musical properties of glass goblets to produce a new musical instrument.
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I am always again amazed how much creativity people get out of that good old Steamed Hams meme.
This here looks exactly like old soviet experimental animation. Like animations by Soyuzmultfilm or Kyivnaukfilm. I´t mostly a parody of the Glass Harmonica. It really is perfect, they even sneaked in "Worker and Parasite" for a panel.
It was created by Tyrone Deise.
Illustration of a woman playing a glass harmonica, mid-18th c.
