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Glass Music Links |
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Elemental Design Unique Mallet Percussion Jim Doble builds a variety of glass instruments including the Glass Xylophone, Aquarion and Fountain. |
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The Franklin Institute Benjamin Franklin’s Glass Armonica is on display at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Learn more about Benjamin Franklin and his Glass Armonica. |
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G. Finkenbeiner, Inc. Gerhard Finkenbeiner built the prototype for the modern Glass Armonica in 1982. His company has been manufacturing Glass Armonicas since. |
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Glass Music International Non-profit organization whose membership includes musicians, composers, teachers, scientists, historians, librarians, glass blowers, and instrument manufacturers. |
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Peter Bennett—Glass Harp Concert glass harpist and street entertainer, Peter Bennett travels the world introducing audiences to glass music. Peter is an award-winning pursed-lip whistler and also performs on hurdy-gurdy. |
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Brien Engel—Glass Harp Concert glass harpist, Brien Engel performs on a Glass Harp comprised of 50 glasses, an unusually extensive range for an instrument of its type. Brien also performs on guitar and mbira. |
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Dean Shostak—Glass Armonica Dean performs in Williamsburg, VA on a wide variety of glass instruments, including glass Armonica, crystal baschet, glass harp, crystal handbells, and a glass violin. |
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Yatri—Glass Armonica Yatri performs on an instrument built by G. Finkenbeiner, Inc. Her original improvisations provide music for massage and inner peace, among other health benefits. |
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Réal Berthiaume—Glass Harp Réal performs in Quebec,Canada. In addition to glass harp, he also plays piano, guitar, and musical saw. |
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Alexander Lemeshev—Glass Harp Alexander performs in Saint-Petersburg, Moscow, Berlin, and Helsinki. He is also an accomplished guitar player. |
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