#hydraulophone

1. Carillon

A carillon is made up of multiple bells played often by a group of rods moved by the player, who is called a carillonneur. (Clip)

2. Pagophone

The pagophone looks similar in shape to say, a marimba or vibraphone, but it’s bars are made of ice (!) and it makes a deep blocky sound. (Clip)

3. Hang

The Hang is a more recent instrument (2000) that has a very similar sound to steel drums. The interest it generated inspired a whole line of instruments similar to it like the Halo, BElls, and the spacedrum. (Clip)

4. Hydraulophone

‘ A hydraulophone is a tonal acoustic musical instrument played by direct physical contact with water (sometimes other fluids) where sound is generated or affected hydraulically.’ - Wikipedia (Clip)

5. Kora

The Kora is a large West African instrument with a multitude of strings. It’s often used in the music of Griots or Jelis (West African storytellers/poets/musicians). (Clip)

6. Ondioline

15 Incredible MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS You’ve Never Listened To

15 Incredible MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS You’ve Never Listened To

Hi everyone. Today we will talk about musical instruments that you rarely see in concert halls. Most likely, you’ve never even heard about some of them. What will you get by combining physics and music, water and music…? Music from the air and from a place where it was not supposed to be at all!

FUll VERSION

1. Theremin

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