- The
Phonoharp Company (1892–1928) was an
American manufacturer of
musical instruments based in Boston, M****achusetts.
Among the
instruments the company...
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States and in
Germany by
Menzenhauer and
later by
Oscar Schmidt Inc., the
Phonoharp Company, and others'. The 1902
Sears catalog touted the
Deweylin Harp—a...
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known ukelin patent in
December 1924; it was
granted in
April 1926. The
Phonoharp Company,
which merged with
Oscar Schmidt, Inc. the same year,
began producing...
- hammers. The 1912
patent was ****igned to the
Phonoharp Company,
which Marx was
affiliated with at the time.
Phonoharp manufactured Marxophones as well as Celestaphones...
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identified as a
celestaphone and that in his left as a
phonoharp, both
manufactured by the
Phonoharp Company; in both
cases with the
hammer attachment missing...
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their "instrument
builder in residence". In
addition to a
phonoharp he also
built a "
phonoharp" for each of the quartet's members. For the song "Tèw semagn...
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actually pla**** a
compound instrument he
fashioned out of two East
Boston Phonoharp Company celestaphones, but with the hammer-keyboard removed. It consisted...
- viola, cello,
double b****, flute, clarinet, trombone, guitar, mandolin,
phonoharp, and piano. He had a
remarkable and
possibly eidetic memory, and enjo****...
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built by
Walter Kitundu, a
MacArthur fellow,
inventor and
builder of "
phonoharps" and the "Kronos
Instrument Builder in residence."
Inspired by the begena...
