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  1. 9th April 2013, 09:27 AM #1
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    Default Glass Harp

    Not musical instrument making, exactly, but I thought this was worth linking back to. Sounds fantastic. : -

    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f124/glass-harp-sugar-plum-fairy-worth-listen-168966/
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    I see your Tchaikovsky and raise you a Bach



    But seriously, Robert Tiso seems to be the star of the instrument. Fabulous stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastiaan56 View Post
    I see your Tchaikovsky and raise you a Bach



    But seriously, Robert Tiso seems to be the star of the instrument. Fabulous stuff.
    I got a link to the Tchaikovsky piece last night from a friend. She thinks computers are only for sending joke and novelty emails.)
    Couldn't stop listening (and looking).
    Magical, as is this one. You'd swear there's an orchestra in there with this one. Yep, this definitely has backing.

    Edit: Had to correct myself - at first I thought this was a solo, but it's not. I think the other is a pure duo, though.
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    Have a look at this dude. A friend filmed him on a Budapest street

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    Quote Originally Posted by Baz1000 View Post
    Have a look at this dude. A friend filmed him on a Budapest street

    Budapest Busker - YouTube
    Not bad. Who needs a 'real' instrument. Gotta get me some glasses.
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    Thats Cool Baz, thx
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