Music, asked by z9756000, 6 days ago

What's The Most Unused Musical Instrument

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Answered by rishikameshram08

Explanation:

The Great Stalacpipe Organ. ...

2 The Blackpool High Tide Organ. ...

3 The road that plays Rossini. ...

4 Musical ice. ...

5 The Cat Piano. ...

6 Aeolus Acoustic Wind Pavilion. ...

7 The Musical Stones of Skiddaw. ...

8 The Singing Ringing Tree.

Answered by khalilkhanofficial

Answer:

Hydraulophone.

Explanation:

The hydraulophone is one of the rarest musical instruments in the world. This instrument is a sensory device that is primarily designed for low vision musicians. This tonal acoustic instrument is played by direct contact with water or other fluids.

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