- A
waterphone (also
ocean harp) is a type of
inharmonic acoustic tuned idiophone consisting of a
stainless steel resonator bowl or pan with a cylindrical...
-
Steel drum Tam-tam Toy
piano Triangle Tubaphone Tubular bells Vibraphone Waterphone Aerophone Lithophone Xylophone Holland,
James (2003).
Practical Percussion:...
-
instruments including "banjos and auto
parts to go with Harris'
homemade '
waterphone' and
hammered dulcimer". On
February 23, 2010,
Shearwater released their...
- the song. "House Rock" "Winston" "Full Track" "Black Girl" pla**** the
waterphone Sleazy Arms
Hotel with Jim
Gabbert (1998)
Pacifica Public Access (1998)...
- producer, multi-instrumentalist (including guitar, piano, drums, and
waterphone), and singer-songwriter
based in Nashville, Tennessee. Wong
released his...
- tablas, congas, bongos, hurdy-gurdy, dulcetone, harpsichord, churango,
waterphone, harp, turntables, programming,
sampler Years active 1993–present Labels...
- 2013) was an
American painter and
sculptor most
notable for
inventing the
waterphone.
Waters grew up on the
Mississippi Gulf Coast. He
graduated from the University...
-
channel CBeebies. and in
episode 50 ("Where's the Bug?")
playing the
waterphone.
Sesame Street (2001).
Appeared playing percussion with
Oscar the Grouch's...
- the
series in the 19th century. The
percussion instruments included a
waterphone,
Chinese tom-toms,
Chinese opera bells, woodblocks, and
antique Chinese...
- (such as
player actions and
enemy movements);
combat music included waterphones and
spring drums. In
August 2013 an
artist mentioned that
Monolith Productions...
