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Re: Glass Harmonica
- From: Joe Kurland <ganeydn...>
- Subject: Re: Glass Harmonica
- Date: Wed 25 Oct 2000 20.53 (GMT)
Aha! So there was more than one.
Zayt gezunt (be healthy),
Yosl (Joe) Kurland
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At 7:02 AM -0400 10/25/00, Lori Cahan-Simon wrote:
>As I wrote just previously, the guy I remember was Jim Turner, and
>as correctly
>noted before, he used distilled water from a bowl he deftly dipped into. He
>searched long and hard for the proper glasses, of various sizes, to ring
>beautifully.
>Lorele
>
>Joe Kurland wrote:
>
> > His name was Bruno Hoffmann. He recorded at least one LP, Music for
> > Glass Harmonica, Vox STDL 501.110 including works of Mozart,
> > Reichardt, Rollig, Schulz and Naumann. He called his instrument a
> > Glass Harp. I saw him in concert at MIT in the 1960's. He did not
> > fill the glasses with water, but had a vessel filled with water in
> > the instrument so that he could dip his fingers in order to produce
> > the sound.
> >
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