Question

collect information about the musical instruments called glass harmonica and find out who invented,year, mechanism and how the different notes are produced in it​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Ben Franklin completed his glass armonica in 1761. (Its name is derived from the Italian word for harmony.) ... Working with a glassblower in London, Franklin made a few dozen glass bowls, tuned to notes by their varying size and fitted one inside the next with cork.

Answer 2

Answer:

Hey mate here is ur answer

1. who invented glass harmonica ? Benjamin Franklin
2. in which year glass harmonica ? 1761
3. it's mechanism

Composers including J. G. Naumann, Padre Martini, Johann Adolph Hasse, Baldassare Galuppi, and Niccolò Jommelli,[20] and more than 100 others composed works for the glass harmonica;[citation needed] some pieces survive in the repertoire through transcriptions for more conventional instruments. European monarchs indulged in playing it, and even Marie Antoinette took lessons as a child from Franz Anton Mesmer.[citation needed]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote his 1791 K. 617 and K.356 (K.617a) for the glass harmonica.[20] Ludwig van Beethoven used the instrument in an 1814 melodrama Leonore Prohaska.[20] Gaetano Donizetti used the instrument in the accompaniment to Amelia's aria "Par che mi dica ancora" in Il castello di Kenilworth, premiered in 1829.[21] He also originally specified the instrument in Lucia di Lammermoor (1835) as a haunting accompaniment to the heroine's "mad scene", though before the premiere he was required by the producers to rewrite the part for two flutes.[22] Camille Saint-Saëns used this instrument in his 1886 The Carnival of the Animals (in movements 7 and 14).[23] Richard Strauss used the instrument in his 1917 Die Frau ohne Schatten.[20]

For a while the instrument was "extraordinarily popular," its "'ethereal" qualities characteristic, along with instruments such as the nail violin and Aeolian harp, of Empfindsamkeit, but "the instrument fell into oblivion," around 1830.[20] Since the armonica's performance revival during the 1980s, composers have again written for it (solo, chamber music, opera, electronic music, popular music) including Jan Erik Mikalsen, Regis Campo, Etienne Rolin, Philippe Sarde, Damon Albarn, Tom Waits, Michel Redolfi, Cyril Morin, Stefano Giannotti, Thomas Bloch, Jörg Widmann (Armonica 2006),[24] and Guillaume Connesson

Question- how the different notes are produced in it ?

The music for the 1997 ballet Othello by American composer Elliot Goldenthal opens and closes with the glass harmonica. The ballet was performed at San Francisco Ballet, the American Ballet Theater, the Joffrey Ballet, and on tour in Europe including at the Opera Garnier with Dennis James performing with his historical replica instrument.

George Benjamin's opera Written on Skin, which premiered at the 2012 Aix-en-Provence Festival, includes a prominent and elaborate part for the glass harmonica

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