The World's Weirdest Musical Instruments
From the astonishing to the completely pointless...
The Tenori-on was designed by Japanese artist Toshio Iwai and was unveiled in 2005. It consists of a screen of a sixteen by sixteen display of LED witches, any of which can be activated in a number of ways to create musical sounds. As the demonstration above shows, the results are jaw-dropping. " />-
The Tenori-on was designed by Japanese artist Toshio Iwai and was unveiled in 2005. It consists of a screen of a sixteen by sixteen display of LED witches, any of which can be activated in a number of ways to create musical sounds. As the demonstration above shows, the results are jaw-dropping.
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A collection of bizarre, astonishing and often pointless musical instruments. Ranging from a man who conducts electricity to make sounds to a mouth organ so small only a mouse could play it, there's a plethora of weirdness to be found...
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