- also
contain a tiny drum and/or
bells in
addition to the
metal comb. The
Symphonium company started business in 1885 as the
first manufacturers of disc-playing...
-
improved the
German wind instrument,
called the Mundharmonika,
creating the
symphonium (or symphonion), a mouth-blown free-reed
instrument with a
logical layout...
- a keyboard, is
another variation. C. A.
Seydel Söhne
Harmonica (1880)
Symphonium (c.1830) by
Charles Wheatstone M.
Hohner Trumpet Call
Harmonica in C (1906)...
- hurdy-gurdy, a
medieval instrument, and was also
noted for
playing the
symphonium.
James returned to
performing in 1989 and
performed with the San Francisco...
- including:
early pump
organs (c. 1810),
accordions (c. 1822/1829), and
Symphonium (c. 1829) as an
early harmonica. cf.
Positive organ (small pipe organ...
- The
Olympic Symphonium is a
Canadian indie folk trio from Fredericton, New Brunswick. The band
consists of Nick
Cobham (guitar), Kyle
Cunjak (b****, guitar)...
- ****ociates -
Singer Songer (2014) The
Olympic Symphonium -
Chance To Fate (2014) The
Olympic Symphonium - The City Won't Have Time To
Remix (2014) Gypsophilia...
- N/A
Items appraised include an 1895
Morgan dollar; an
antique German symphonium; and a 1972
baseball pinball machine. Also,
Corey attempts to
juggle his...
- Jill Barber, Matt Epp, Old Man Luedecke, Ruth Minnikin, The
Olympic Symphonium and
Craig Cardiff, and she has
performed live with
Royal Wood, Mary Chapin...
-
dates to 1834, and
while Wheatstone patented a
related instrument, the
symphonium in 1829, he did not
patent an
instrument under the name "Concertina" until...
