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Sounds of a Glass Armonica
Composer William Zeitler plays a glass armonica, invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. For more on this fascinating story read the full article here on the Toronto Star: http://on.thestar.com/2jmXp0E. Or read an excerpt of Joe Fiorito's article below:
Rare instrument makes an eerie Toronto debut: Fiorita
The mad scene, in Donizetti’s “Lucia di Lammermoor,” will feature a rare glass armonica performance by William Zeitler.
The second thing you learn, when you learn to drink wine, is how much fun it is to run a wet finger along the rim of the glass in order to make an eerie musical sound.
The third thing you learn is that, if you run your wet finger around the rim of a glass half-full, it will produce a different sound than that of a glass that is full.
The first thing you learn? If y...
published: 09 Apr 2013
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Glass Harmonica - Andrei Khrjanovsky - 1968 Russian Animation
published: 10 Nov 2015
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Adagio for Glass Harmonica, K 356, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Adagio for Glass Harmonica, K 356, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Dennis James, Glass Harmonica
Sweet Philomela
Friday, September 22, 2017 at 7:30 pm
Zilkha Hall, The Hobby Center For The Performing Arts, Houston, Texas
Opening night of our 2017/18 season of Artful Women features exotic musical works inspired by Philomela, mythical princess of Athens, whose transformation into a nightingale has fascinated poets and musicians for centuries. Soprano Sherezade Panthaki returns to the Zilkha Hall stage for evocative arias from Handel’s L’Allegro, il Penseroso, ed il Moderato and Johann Adolph Hasse’s lyric cantata L’Armonica, while Dennis James makes his Ars Lyrica debut on the glass harmonica, an instrument whose ethereal sounds fascinated both Hasse and Mozart. The ensemble of str...
published: 28 Sep 2017
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Glass Armonica (spinning glass bowls... that break)
Get those fingers pruney and definitely don't press too hard.
Dennis James: https://www.facebook.com/dennis.james.395
Fascinating instruments playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjRyh8JaC_eSHD_xymGmCQLHpvF6GC_kE
My guitar courses are available within the Guitareo membership :)
https://www.guitareo.com
Also, my beginner course, GuitarQuest, is still available on it's own too
https://www.guitareo.com/guitar-quest
The gear that I use: https://imp.i114863.net/yRLxmG
Win $1000s in FREE Gear at Sweetwater: https://imp.i114863.net/7mxBM5
Sweetwater’s deals page: https://imp.i114863.net/qnNGyg
The channel is supported in part by Sweetwater’s affiliate program. Thanks for that!
Commentary, song stems, and early access to videos when you super-subscribe on Patreon: http://www.patreon.c...
published: 01 Dec 2021
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"Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" on the Glass Armonica
Find this and more at http://www.williamzeitler.com/store/CrystalChristmas . William Zeitler plays his arrangement of Tchaikowsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from the Nutcracker (1892) on the glass armonica invented by Benjamin Franklin. (This is the song Hanna plays on Kuroshitsuji.) He is accompanied by a harp and a bass clarinet.
#glassarmonica
#glassharmonica
#tchaikovsky
#danceofthesugarplumfairy
published: 07 Feb 2007
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Glass harmonica player
Glass harmonica player in Boston.
published: 20 Apr 2014
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'The Last Transit of Venus' for Glass Armonica
(Find this and more at http://www.williamzeitler.com) Composer and musician William Zeitler performs his original 'Our Last Transit of Venus' for Glass Armonica and Orchestra. William composed the piece especially for the occasion of the Transit of Venus 2012.
Interesting to note is that the Glass Armonica was invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761 which was also a year of a Transit of Venus!
published: 04 Jun 2012
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Glass Harmonica
Invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. Music by Wolfgang A. Mozart. Played by French artist Thomas Bloch, exhibiting the glass harmonica in the Paris Music Museum, Nov. 29, 2007.
published: 11 Dec 2007
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J. S. Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor on the glass harp (музыкальные бокалы)
Johann Sebastian Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor played on the glass harp by GlassDuo at the "Festival di Santo Stefano" in Bologna, Italy.
GlassDuo have created an exceptional musical instrument from a set of custom made wine glasses. The result is the biggest professional #GlassHarp in the world.
This track is on the album "GLASSIFIED" available here: http://shop.glassduo.com
Some links about GlassDuo and the #MusicalGlasses:
http://GlassDuo.com - official website
http://GlassHarp.eu - order your own glass harp
http://shop.glassduo.com - buy CD and MP3
https://www.facebook.com/GlassHarp.GlassDuo - Facebook profile
https://www.instagram.com/glassharpduo - Instagram profile
Donation via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NXNGF7WPNT3LL
published: 16 Feb 2011
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The Glass Armonica
whole video: https://youtu.be/cVqqNigImtU
published: 24 Nov 2022
2:18
Sounds of a Glass Armonica
Composer William Zeitler plays a glass armonica, invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. For more on this fascinating story read the full article here on the Tor...
Composer William Zeitler plays a glass armonica, invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. For more on this fascinating story read the full article here on the Toronto Star: http://on.thestar.com/2jmXp0E. Or read an excerpt of Joe Fiorito's article below:
Rare instrument makes an eerie Toronto debut: Fiorita
The mad scene, in Donizetti’s “Lucia di Lammermoor,” will feature a rare glass armonica performance by William Zeitler.
The second thing you learn, when you learn to drink wine, is how much fun it is to run a wet finger along the rim of the glass in order to make an eerie musical sound.
The third thing you learn is that, if you run your wet finger around the rim of a glass half-full, it will produce a different sound than that of a glass that is full.
The first thing you learn? If you have to ask, you have never had a glass. Now, let the curtain rise on Lucia di Lammermoor.
I will, as usual, explain:
The Canadian Opera Company is mounting a production of Donizetti’s masterwork; during the performance, eerie music plays as Lucia goes mad.
That music was written for a rare and peculiar instrument; the dull call it a bowl organ; snobs call it a hydrocrystalophone; you and I will call it what its inventor, Ben Franklin, called it.
The glass armonica.
Franklin, who could not refrain from inventing things, was in England in 1761 when he saw a fellow playing glasses filled with water; intrigued, he had some glass bowls made, large and small; these he mounted on a spindle, and he used a treadle to make them spin. Then he wet his fingers, and Bob was his uncle.
Enter William Zeitler. He is from California, and has been brought here for the Lucia. We met the other day, at the Four Seasons Centre. He led me backstage to a rehearsal hall. We talked as we walked.
He said, “The music for the mad scene was composed for the armonica; it has an other-worldly sound, but that first player was a pain in the neck, according to the story, so it’s usually played on the flute.” And, of course, there are more flutes than armonicas in the world.
The rehearsal hall looks like a high school gym without the basketball nets. The armonica sat off to the side on its own table; squint, and it looks like bubbles; you want to hold your breath.
Zeitler, a trusting soul, left me alone for a moment, saying, “I’m going to find some dihydromonoxide.”
Water, to you.
He needed to wash his hands. His fingers must be oil-free when he plays. “You want your hands squeaky-clean. I use lava soap; four out of five armonica players agree.” That’s a joke. There are only five or six armonica players in the world.
He returned with a bowl of water and set it down. Water, fingertips; rosin, bow; same thing.
Zeitler’s first instrument was the piano, but as soon as he heard the armonica, he was hooked. He had one made 15 years ago in Waltham, Mass., by the late and legendary Gerhard Finkenbeiner.
Zeitler’s instrument has 44 bowls, some of which are rimmed with gold to indicate the equivalent of what would be, on the piano, black keys.
The set of bowls is worth $36,000. He travels with them in a special nesting case; the rest of the instrument — spindle, brackets etc. — accompanies him as excess baggage.
He then turned on an electrical device which set the spindle spinning, wet his fingers and began to play the mad scene from the opera. The music is haunting; if I say it is mesmerizing, I’m not kidding.
Mesmer; look him up.
Zeitler has recorded 10 CDs, eight of which are his own music; the other two contain music written for the instrument by Mozart and others.
When he finished with the mad scene, I, cheekily, asked him to play “Stairway To Heaven.” He, cheekily, obliged.
Jimmy Page, but better.
“Lucia di Lammermoor?” That’s Italian for “I love Lucy.” No, it isn’t. But you should go and see the opera, if only to hear Mr. Zeitler rock his bowls.
https://wn.com/Sounds_Of_A_Glass_Armonica
Composer William Zeitler plays a glass armonica, invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. For more on this fascinating story read the full article here on the Toronto Star: http://on.thestar.com/2jmXp0E. Or read an excerpt of Joe Fiorito's article below:
Rare instrument makes an eerie Toronto debut: Fiorita
The mad scene, in Donizetti’s “Lucia di Lammermoor,” will feature a rare glass armonica performance by William Zeitler.
The second thing you learn, when you learn to drink wine, is how much fun it is to run a wet finger along the rim of the glass in order to make an eerie musical sound.
The third thing you learn is that, if you run your wet finger around the rim of a glass half-full, it will produce a different sound than that of a glass that is full.
The first thing you learn? If you have to ask, you have never had a glass. Now, let the curtain rise on Lucia di Lammermoor.
I will, as usual, explain:
The Canadian Opera Company is mounting a production of Donizetti’s masterwork; during the performance, eerie music plays as Lucia goes mad.
That music was written for a rare and peculiar instrument; the dull call it a bowl organ; snobs call it a hydrocrystalophone; you and I will call it what its inventor, Ben Franklin, called it.
The glass armonica.
Franklin, who could not refrain from inventing things, was in England in 1761 when he saw a fellow playing glasses filled with water; intrigued, he had some glass bowls made, large and small; these he mounted on a spindle, and he used a treadle to make them spin. Then he wet his fingers, and Bob was his uncle.
Enter William Zeitler. He is from California, and has been brought here for the Lucia. We met the other day, at the Four Seasons Centre. He led me backstage to a rehearsal hall. We talked as we walked.
He said, “The music for the mad scene was composed for the armonica; it has an other-worldly sound, but that first player was a pain in the neck, according to the story, so it’s usually played on the flute.” And, of course, there are more flutes than armonicas in the world.
The rehearsal hall looks like a high school gym without the basketball nets. The armonica sat off to the side on its own table; squint, and it looks like bubbles; you want to hold your breath.
Zeitler, a trusting soul, left me alone for a moment, saying, “I’m going to find some dihydromonoxide.”
Water, to you.
He needed to wash his hands. His fingers must be oil-free when he plays. “You want your hands squeaky-clean. I use lava soap; four out of five armonica players agree.” That’s a joke. There are only five or six armonica players in the world.
He returned with a bowl of water and set it down. Water, fingertips; rosin, bow; same thing.
Zeitler’s first instrument was the piano, but as soon as he heard the armonica, he was hooked. He had one made 15 years ago in Waltham, Mass., by the late and legendary Gerhard Finkenbeiner.
Zeitler’s instrument has 44 bowls, some of which are rimmed with gold to indicate the equivalent of what would be, on the piano, black keys.
The set of bowls is worth $36,000. He travels with them in a special nesting case; the rest of the instrument — spindle, brackets etc. — accompanies him as excess baggage.
He then turned on an electrical device which set the spindle spinning, wet his fingers and began to play the mad scene from the opera. The music is haunting; if I say it is mesmerizing, I’m not kidding.
Mesmer; look him up.
Zeitler has recorded 10 CDs, eight of which are his own music; the other two contain music written for the instrument by Mozart and others.
When he finished with the mad scene, I, cheekily, asked him to play “Stairway To Heaven.” He, cheekily, obliged.
Jimmy Page, but better.
“Lucia di Lammermoor?” That’s Italian for “I love Lucy.” No, it isn’t. But you should go and see the opera, if only to hear Mr. Zeitler rock his bowls.
- published: 09 Apr 2013
- views: 3455631
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Adagio for Glass Harmonica, K 356, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Adagio for Glass Harmonica, K 356, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Dennis James, Glass Harmonica
Sweet Philomela
Friday, September 22, 2017 at 7:30 pm
...
Adagio for Glass Harmonica, K 356, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Dennis James, Glass Harmonica
Sweet Philomela
Friday, September 22, 2017 at 7:30 pm
Zilkha Hall, The Hobby Center For The Performing Arts, Houston, Texas
Opening night of our 2017/18 season of Artful Women features exotic musical works inspired by Philomela, mythical princess of Athens, whose transformation into a nightingale has fascinated poets and musicians for centuries. Soprano Sherezade Panthaki returns to the Zilkha Hall stage for evocative arias from Handel’s L’Allegro, il Penseroso, ed il Moderato and Johann Adolph Hasse’s lyric cantata L’Armonica, while Dennis James makes his Ars Lyrica debut on the glass harmonica, an instrument whose ethereal sounds fascinated both Hasse and Mozart. The ensemble of strings and winds soars as well, with one of C. P. E. Bach’s vibrant symphonies for twelve obbligato instruments.
ARTISTIC PERSONNEL
Matthew Dirst, Artistic Director, conductor, harpsichord
Sherezade Panthaki, soprano
Dennis James, glass harmonica
VIOLIN 1: Elizabeth Blumenstock, Maria Lin, Oleg Sulyga, Hae-a Lee
VIOLIN 2: Alan Austin, Noel Martin, Nadia Lesinska, Matthew Detrick
VIOLA: Erika Lawson, Yvonne Smith
CELLO: Barrett Sills, Eric Smith
VIOLONE: Deborah Dunham
TRAVERSO: Colin St-Martin, Alaina Diehl
BAROQUE OBOE: Meg Owens, Pablo Moreno
NATURAL HORN: Paul Avril, James Wilson
BASSOON: Benjamin Kamins
©Ars Lyrica Houston 2017 | www.arslyricahouston.org
Video and Audio produced by Runaway Productions LLC
https://wn.com/Adagio_For_Glass_Harmonica,_K_356,_Wolfgang_Amadeus_Mozart_(1756_1791)
Adagio for Glass Harmonica, K 356, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Dennis James, Glass Harmonica
Sweet Philomela
Friday, September 22, 2017 at 7:30 pm
Zilkha Hall, The Hobby Center For The Performing Arts, Houston, Texas
Opening night of our 2017/18 season of Artful Women features exotic musical works inspired by Philomela, mythical princess of Athens, whose transformation into a nightingale has fascinated poets and musicians for centuries. Soprano Sherezade Panthaki returns to the Zilkha Hall stage for evocative arias from Handel’s L’Allegro, il Penseroso, ed il Moderato and Johann Adolph Hasse’s lyric cantata L’Armonica, while Dennis James makes his Ars Lyrica debut on the glass harmonica, an instrument whose ethereal sounds fascinated both Hasse and Mozart. The ensemble of strings and winds soars as well, with one of C. P. E. Bach’s vibrant symphonies for twelve obbligato instruments.
ARTISTIC PERSONNEL
Matthew Dirst, Artistic Director, conductor, harpsichord
Sherezade Panthaki, soprano
Dennis James, glass harmonica
VIOLIN 1: Elizabeth Blumenstock, Maria Lin, Oleg Sulyga, Hae-a Lee
VIOLIN 2: Alan Austin, Noel Martin, Nadia Lesinska, Matthew Detrick
VIOLA: Erika Lawson, Yvonne Smith
CELLO: Barrett Sills, Eric Smith
VIOLONE: Deborah Dunham
TRAVERSO: Colin St-Martin, Alaina Diehl
BAROQUE OBOE: Meg Owens, Pablo Moreno
NATURAL HORN: Paul Avril, James Wilson
BASSOON: Benjamin Kamins
©Ars Lyrica Houston 2017 | www.arslyricahouston.org
Video and Audio produced by Runaway Productions LLC
- published: 28 Sep 2017
- views: 705591
24:24
Glass Armonica (spinning glass bowls... that break)
Get those fingers pruney and definitely don't press too hard.
Dennis James: https://www.facebook.com/dennis.james.395
Fascinating instruments playlist: https:...
Get those fingers pruney and definitely don't press too hard.
Dennis James: https://www.facebook.com/dennis.james.395
Fascinating instruments playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjRyh8JaC_eSHD_xymGmCQLHpvF6GC_kE
My guitar courses are available within the Guitareo membership :)
https://www.guitareo.com
Also, my beginner course, GuitarQuest, is still available on it's own too
https://www.guitareo.com/guitar-quest
The gear that I use: https://imp.i114863.net/yRLxmG
Win $1000s in FREE Gear at Sweetwater: https://imp.i114863.net/7mxBM5
Sweetwater’s deals page: https://imp.i114863.net/qnNGyg
The channel is supported in part by Sweetwater’s affiliate program. Thanks for that!
Commentary, song stems, and early access to videos when you super-subscribe on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/RobScallon
Mixed by Rob Ruccia of Uptown Recording: http://www.uptownrecording.com/
Assistant editor Amanda Sellers: https://www.instagram.com/heysellers
Video shot & edited by Jake Jarvi: https://www.youtube.com/pineappleboyfilms/
Assistant editing by Amanda Sellers
This video was made possible because of Patreon support from Rob Harper, Hypergnome, Fabio, Ben Swan, Isaac Briefer, ricin, rd1994, Sheldon Bird, Yaroslav Yermilov, Jack Cahillane, Denis Lachapelle, Kevin Harris, Jonathan Olejniczak, Fuad Ghazali, and many other awesome people on my Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/RobScallon
Big videos go on this channel. Everything and anything else is on the 2nd: https://www.youtube.com/RobScallon2
Also...
Vinyls/Merch: http://store.dftba.com/collections/rob-scallon
Instagram: http://instagram.com/robscallon/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@robscallon
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/RSfanpage
Twitter: http://tinyurl.com/twitter78
https://wn.com/Glass_Armonica_(Spinning_Glass_Bowls..._That_Break)
Get those fingers pruney and definitely don't press too hard.
Dennis James: https://www.facebook.com/dennis.james.395
Fascinating instruments playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjRyh8JaC_eSHD_xymGmCQLHpvF6GC_kE
My guitar courses are available within the Guitareo membership :)
https://www.guitareo.com
Also, my beginner course, GuitarQuest, is still available on it's own too
https://www.guitareo.com/guitar-quest
The gear that I use: https://imp.i114863.net/yRLxmG
Win $1000s in FREE Gear at Sweetwater: https://imp.i114863.net/7mxBM5
Sweetwater’s deals page: https://imp.i114863.net/qnNGyg
The channel is supported in part by Sweetwater’s affiliate program. Thanks for that!
Commentary, song stems, and early access to videos when you super-subscribe on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/RobScallon
Mixed by Rob Ruccia of Uptown Recording: http://www.uptownrecording.com/
Assistant editor Amanda Sellers: https://www.instagram.com/heysellers
Video shot & edited by Jake Jarvi: https://www.youtube.com/pineappleboyfilms/
Assistant editing by Amanda Sellers
This video was made possible because of Patreon support from Rob Harper, Hypergnome, Fabio, Ben Swan, Isaac Briefer, ricin, rd1994, Sheldon Bird, Yaroslav Yermilov, Jack Cahillane, Denis Lachapelle, Kevin Harris, Jonathan Olejniczak, Fuad Ghazali, and many other awesome people on my Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/RobScallon
Big videos go on this channel. Everything and anything else is on the 2nd: https://www.youtube.com/RobScallon2
Also...
Vinyls/Merch: http://store.dftba.com/collections/rob-scallon
Instagram: http://instagram.com/robscallon/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@robscallon
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/RSfanpage
Twitter: http://tinyurl.com/twitter78
- published: 01 Dec 2021
- views: 20669994
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"Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" on the Glass Armonica
Find this and more at http://www.williamzeitler.com/store/CrystalChristmas . William Zeitler plays his arrangement of Tchaikowsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fai...
Find this and more at http://www.williamzeitler.com/store/CrystalChristmas . William Zeitler plays his arrangement of Tchaikowsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from the Nutcracker (1892) on the glass armonica invented by Benjamin Franklin. (This is the song Hanna plays on Kuroshitsuji.) He is accompanied by a harp and a bass clarinet.
#glassarmonica
#glassharmonica
#tchaikovsky
#danceofthesugarplumfairy
https://wn.com/Dance_Of_The_Sugar_Plum_Fairy_On_The_Glass_Armonica
Find this and more at http://www.williamzeitler.com/store/CrystalChristmas . William Zeitler plays his arrangement of Tchaikowsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from the Nutcracker (1892) on the glass armonica invented by Benjamin Franklin. (This is the song Hanna plays on Kuroshitsuji.) He is accompanied by a harp and a bass clarinet.
#glassarmonica
#glassharmonica
#tchaikovsky
#danceofthesugarplumfairy
- published: 07 Feb 2007
- views: 6144895
7:28
'The Last Transit of Venus' for Glass Armonica
(Find this and more at http://www.williamzeitler.com) Composer and musician William Zeitler performs his original 'Our Last Transit of Venus' for Glass Armonica...
(Find this and more at http://www.williamzeitler.com) Composer and musician William Zeitler performs his original 'Our Last Transit of Venus' for Glass Armonica and Orchestra. William composed the piece especially for the occasion of the Transit of Venus 2012.
Interesting to note is that the Glass Armonica was invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761 which was also a year of a Transit of Venus!
https://wn.com/'The_Last_Transit_Of_Venus'_For_Glass_Armonica
(Find this and more at http://www.williamzeitler.com) Composer and musician William Zeitler performs his original 'Our Last Transit of Venus' for Glass Armonica and Orchestra. William composed the piece especially for the occasion of the Transit of Venus 2012.
Interesting to note is that the Glass Armonica was invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761 which was also a year of a Transit of Venus!
- published: 04 Jun 2012
- views: 529806
1:32
Glass Harmonica
Invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. Music by Wolfgang A. Mozart. Played by French artist Thomas Bloch, exhibiting the glass harmonica in the Paris Music Muse...
Invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. Music by Wolfgang A. Mozart. Played by French artist Thomas Bloch, exhibiting the glass harmonica in the Paris Music Museum, Nov. 29, 2007.
https://wn.com/Glass_Harmonica
Invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. Music by Wolfgang A. Mozart. Played by French artist Thomas Bloch, exhibiting the glass harmonica in the Paris Music Museum, Nov. 29, 2007.
- published: 11 Dec 2007
- views: 2347616
10:55
J. S. Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor on the glass harp (музыкальные бокалы)
Johann Sebastian Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor played on the glass harp by GlassDuo at the "Festival di Santo Stefano" in Bologna, Italy.
GlassDuo have cr...
Johann Sebastian Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor played on the glass harp by GlassDuo at the "Festival di Santo Stefano" in Bologna, Italy.
GlassDuo have created an exceptional musical instrument from a set of custom made wine glasses. The result is the biggest professional #GlassHarp in the world.
This track is on the album "GLASSIFIED" available here: http://shop.glassduo.com
Some links about GlassDuo and the #MusicalGlasses:
http://GlassDuo.com - official website
http://GlassHarp.eu - order your own glass harp
http://shop.glassduo.com - buy CD and MP3
https://www.facebook.com/GlassHarp.GlassDuo - Facebook profile
https://www.instagram.com/glassharpduo - Instagram profile
Donation via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NXNGF7WPNT3LL
https://wn.com/J._S._Bach_Toccata_And_Fugue_In_D_Minor_On_The_Glass_Harp_(Музыкальные_Бокалы)
Johann Sebastian Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor played on the glass harp by GlassDuo at the "Festival di Santo Stefano" in Bologna, Italy.
GlassDuo have created an exceptional musical instrument from a set of custom made wine glasses. The result is the biggest professional #GlassHarp in the world.
This track is on the album "GLASSIFIED" available here: http://shop.glassduo.com
Some links about GlassDuo and the #MusicalGlasses:
http://GlassDuo.com - official website
http://GlassHarp.eu - order your own glass harp
http://shop.glassduo.com - buy CD and MP3
https://www.facebook.com/GlassHarp.GlassDuo - Facebook profile
https://www.instagram.com/glassharpduo - Instagram profile
Donation via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NXNGF7WPNT3LL
- published: 16 Feb 2011
- views: 3430026
0:47
The Glass Armonica
whole video: https://youtu.be/cVqqNigImtU
whole video: https://youtu.be/cVqqNigImtU
https://wn.com/The_Glass_Armonica
whole video: https://youtu.be/cVqqNigImtU
- published: 24 Nov 2022
- views: 181404
The Berkshire Eagle
16 May 2024
The Berkshire Eagle
16 May 2024