- A
verrophone ("gl****-euphonium") is a
musical instrument,
invented in 1983 by
Sascha Reckert, which, "uses
tuned gl**** tubes," open at one end and arranged...
- idiophones, such as the
singing bowl, gl**** harmonica, gl**** harp, turntable,
verrophone, daxophone, styrophone,
musical saw, and nail
violin (a
number of pieces...
-
material used for
modern gl****
instruments such as the gl**** harp and the
verrophone, and is also used for new
builds of the
historical gl**** harmonica, giving...
- a
recital performed on
musical gl****es in
London in 1761.
Lithophone Verrophone Apel,
Willi (1969).
Harvard Dictionary of Music, p.347. Harvard. ISBN 9780674375017...
- Sets of
friction vessels. Gl****
harmonica Gl**** harp Terpodion/melodion
Verrophone Wind
machine "Idiophone", Music.VT.edu at the
Wayback Machine (archived...
-
Hydraulophone Royal Commission on
Animal Magnetism Sensitive style Singing bowl
Verrophone Waterphone Harper, Douglas. "harmonica".
Online Etymology Dictionary....
- include: Gl**** marimba,
utilized by the
Brazilian percussion ensemble,
Uakti Verrophone,
invented in 1983 by
Sascha Reckert Cristal Baschet,
invented in 1952...
- Gl****
harmonica (hydrodaktulopsychicharmonica) Gl**** harp
Singing bowl
Verrophone Instruments set into
vibration by
blowing or
moving air. 141.1 Individual...
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Venetian polychoral style Venetian School (music)
Verismo Vernacular music Verrophone Verse anthem Verse–chorus form
Verso sciolto Vertical viola Vibraphone...
-
Beyer 18th c. Gl****-cords, and
modern gl****
instrument inventions such as
verrophone, the
Cristal Baschet,
along with a wide
variety of gl****
flutes and gl****...
