261K views · 5.3K reactions | Enjoy Beethoven's Für Elise on glass harp played by Robert Tiso. https://youtu.be/47TGXJoVhQ8 | The World Music | Facebook

1.7M views · 17K reactions | The Glass Harp is a set of cristal glasses tuned with water and played by rubbing the fingers on the edge, and this guy named Petr Spatina, is a real virtuoso! facebook.com/goodwatermusic | Rare And Strange Instruments | Facebook

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35K views · 497 reactions | The sound of a glass harmonica is truly one-of-a-kind! This incredible instrument that creates ethereal sounds was made by Benjamin Franklin, and how beautiful does Mozart sound on it? (Credit: Royal Scottish National Orchestra) | Starts at 60 | Facebook

The glass harmonica is a hauntingly beautiful instrument, conceived by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. It consists of 20 to 54 crystal bowls spun horizontally along an axis, each tuned to a different pitch. When the performer touches the rims with moistened fingers, the bowls sing with long, shimmering, bell-like tones—sound hovering between presence and absence. Thomas Bloch, the French virtuoso, renders this ethereal instrument into an immersive soundscape. Every note drifts and intertwines like a

1.9M views · 1.3K reactions | Originally invented by Benjamin Franklin, the glass armonica sounds simply amazing. Credit: William Zeitler on Youtube | Happy Mag | Facebook

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