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  • I would be the guy to come along and push all the glasses of the table

  • I use "lives" to mean it in the traditional sense. In other words, I'm poking fun at MadamDum's comment. I'm a musician, and a teacher.. but my life wouldn't be considered a "life" by much of society I suppose.

  • that is good! that takes so much skill to do

  • WOW WOW WOW

    Beautiful..

  • He either had lots of spare time or he has no life. But it is cool.

  • @MadamDum Most musicians don't have time to have "lives."

  • @kinigit I wouldn't say that. Many definitely do have lives.

  • I had one of these but it kept going sharp. Brumchee. Nice playing BTW.

  • GREAT!!!

  • Amazing music

  • i can see a 16th note run resulting in a lot of broken glasses on a floor

  • ahahahahahaha awebo0o0o0o =D=D=D=D

  • this is kool!!!

  • WOW!

  • thats cool

  • Miss Congeniality!

  • Awesome! It would be funny if we had one of those in our band. Don't drop it!

  • Must be a bitch to tune.

  • It's more fun too fill them with vodka then you just sip some out with a straw to tune

  • @Growf911 not if it's full of white wine. ;D

  • Heh...we did something like that in 9th grade science class, only with small beakers, and not as elaborate. I think our teacher only wanted us to fill the beakers up with liquid so that something resembling the scales would be heard.

  • Wow, Amazing!

    This guy should be playing on stages around the world, and not be ignored, as we can see here, on Barcelona's streets.

  • Extraordinary! Only on YOU TUBE would you be able to see and hear something as unusual as that musician...and playing the very difficult Csardas by Monti.

    Thank you for sharing this excerpt. Would have been wonderful to hear the entire selection.

  • That is CRAZY.

    Just wow.

  • LOL, to je super :D

  • AAAARGHGHG I want to see the rest!!

  • i would totally knock down those cups if that was me by accident of course

  • he is miracle!!!

  • Wow,if I walked by him,I would give him a $25 tip(if I had the money).

    :D

  • As a Greek I confirm that RalphHeid is right (except something minor: PHONE=VOICE ΦΩΝΗ in Greek, not SOUND). This specific "system" seems to be closer to the "Glass Harmonica" than "Glass Harp". Remember Mozart's famous "Adaggio" for "Glass Harmonica"...

  • He is good!

  • Hmm... an automobile is moving itself, all you have to do is to step on the pedal. Silverware is usually called cutlery. xerox is a word made by daily use, but the real definition is to copy. And bubble gum is made of gum, but in this case gum means rubber. ;-)))

  • Excuse me....

    This is not a Glass-Xylophone, it's a Glass-Harp.

    The name: XYLOPHONE is greek and means XYLO=WOOD and PHONE=SOUND. So, a xylophone can only be made of wood! If the material is not wood, then it can't be a xylophone!

  • thanks, i didn't know this. (though an automobile is not moving by itself, there can be by definition only one alternative, silverware is rarely made of silver, you can xerox with a Canon, a bubble gum is not gum :))) )

  • Hahaha owned

  • @RalphHeid someone needs to be a bit less technical.....

  • I love how the old man at 0:06 first walks by, and then returns at 0:19. :)

  • I read this comment and laughed hysterically for about 15 minutes.

  • wow como toca ?

    todo un virtuoso

  • wow

  • Totally impressed, great job!!!

  • thats insane!!!

  • look up: armonica  (not Harmonica)

  • How does he make them vibrate?

  • You can do it too, if you take a wine glass that is jus a bit tapered at the lip, wet your hand w/the wine inside or just water, and run in along the rim of the glass for a few seconds, the friction of your finger w/ the glass and water will create the sound. depending on how full of liquid the glass is, and how tapered the lip is, you get a different pitch

  • Wow...i will try that!

  • i was afraid some thug would attack him with a baseball bat. Nice playing.

  • If it's not made of wood, it's not ethymologically a xylophone.

  • haha, i doubt there few people that know what that word means

  • Beautifully played! Technically it is not a xylophone and, as far as I can tell, the goblets are not arranged like a piano keyboard. This makes it somewhat more difficult to learn.

  • wow

    i wonder how he remembers which glass is which note....

  • he put the glasses in the same order as they are on the real music instrument

  • still thats alot of positions to remember

  • Its the same thing as any instrument

  • beautiful, I wish you would capture the whole thing :-(

  • Must take forever to tune that thing. xD

  • haha, that's awesome.

  • pity that the music is not complete.

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