Thomas Bloch: http://www.thomasbloch.net - A French TV documentary made by France 3 in a castle along the Alsatian wine road near Colmar (Kientzheim), in which the french multi-instrumentalist Thomas Bloch (glassharmonica, ondes Martenot, cristal Baschet, waterphone...) plays the Glassharmonica and tells its story. January 1, 2001.
Other names : armonica de verre (France), Armonica de vidro, orgue de verre (France, Belgium), crystal harmonica, crystal armonica, glass organ, crystal organ, Armónica de cristal (Spain), Armonica a bicchieri (Italian), glasharmonika (Germany, Denmark, Sweden), glassharmonika (Norway), Harmonika szklana (Poland), 0¢0Î0‚0À0´ (Japan), close instruments : glass harp, glassharfe, glass harfe, harpe de verre, verrophon, verrophone, seraphim, verres musicaux, musical glasses
Très interessant.
robertorussovisions 1 year ago
at 18th century, mozart composed for this instrument...
virtuose60 3 years ago
VERY COOL!
Muito Legal!
CPSuperVideos 3 years ago
it is in the sence of the way the glasses are arranged
ttay1122 3 years ago
is it like a piano, as far as playing?
CTrane88 3 years ago
mortelle, cool....
jinleeLRS 3 years ago
Et la suite? il s'appel Thomas Blok ??? et??? je veut la finnnnnnnnnn
Glotisse 3 years ago
The first piece is Commodetto, composed by Karl Leopold Röllig, a 19th century composer. Thomas Bloch has recorded it on a CD dedicated to the glassharmonica and published by Naxos.
sombach 3 years ago
Thanks for sharing this interesting information.
wolkowy1 3 years ago
anybody have an idea about what the first piece is?
staystilljason 3 years ago