Creative Musicianship: Glass Armonica
by Jason Hannah on Jan.21, 2010, under Creative Musicianship
I am intrigued by odd and rare instruments and the people who play them.
Here is another video I found on YouTube of a woman playing something that’s listed as a “Glass Armonica” It’s an interesting instrument that I’ve never seen before.
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January 25th, 2010 on 7:44 PM
Awesome to see the glass armonica in action! I just bought the Sonic Couture Glassworks instrument pack; not bad quality if you’re interested in some useful sampling of the instrument. I am not a bot! I found your site through homerecordingconnection.com I swear, hah
The glass armonica sounds particularly juicy when re-amped through my tube guitar amp…if you ever go down that path.
January 25th, 2010 on 7:58 PM
Glass armonica through a guitar amp… that is a cool idea! If you send me a sample of it, I’ll make a post about it. That’s the kind of creative thinking that this blog is supposed to be about!