When I was a high school music teacher I used to do some quirky things. One time I tuned about 25 soda bottles and the class played a song on them. There's still a recording of the song somewhere, although I have no idea where. Clyde John Ross wrote: > I think emptying the bottles would hurt the 'tuning'. It is the different > amount of liquid in the bottles, that is a large part of the pitch > differences. > It must be a German thing, I remember being in a bar over there, and there > was a dozen bottles behind the bar, that made up an octave when struck. The > bartender was pretty good at making them 'speak'.
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