Superstorm Sandy turned World Trade Center into an æolian harp that played an eerie song of foreboding just hours before the storm hit New York ...

It will employ hundreds of light tubes outfitted like Aeolian harps. Each pipe, or harp, has strings in it and as the wind passes over the structure in different directions the wind will strike ...

The Aeolian Harp would have been in the house during this time. It's played by the wind. As the wind blows through the strings, the strings vibrate, and the sound is amplified by the box ...

The winds from Hurricane Sandy turned the unfinished World Trade Center into a giant Aeolian harp. ... Some witnesses found the sound coming from the 104-story tower to be a message of disaster ...

The strings must all be tuned to one and the same note, (D is, perhaps, the best,) and the instrument should be placed in a window partly open, in which the width is exactly equal to the length of ...

Eastley, a seasoned aeolian harp maker and Duvall’s long-term mentor, has in the past described free improvisation as being comparable to “the weather indoors”: the flowing, organic arousal of sound ...

“I have created a space — visual, aural and electronic — in which art can happen.” “This is what intrigues me about an aeolian harp as art — it is uncontrolled,” Terrell said.

Object Details Description. This Aeolian harp was made in the mid-1960s by Dennis Durogi in Carlinville, Illinois, mid-1960s. It is made of wood with dove-tail joinery, six f-shaped and 12 round sound ...

The sound can change depending on the direction of the wind, ... Technically an aeolian harp, or an instrument operated by wind, the Singing Ringing Tree was originally installed in 2006.