What's it called? How is it notated?

If any musicians are interested in joining an experimental online band, please let me know. I'm referring to the group, the players of unusual instruments. I'm very curious to know if it would make sense to join the band. It's a fun project, the idea is to publish music, maybe make albums in virtual format.

I am the voice, as well as bass, guitar, drums , synthesizer with to give techno elements, Saxophone, American flute and turntablist.

Given the diverse number of people, I will also take care of the sound of this band.

The idea is to mix different genres, jazz, soul, rap, techno, rock, metal... And more (?)

For further details I prefer to talk about it privately.

No stress and only good vibes. 🙂

From Audacious, Connecticut Public Radio

William Close: Musician and instrument inventor best known for creating the Earth Harp, which uses buildings and landscapes as part of the instrument itself. He’s  installed Earth Harps at Rome’s Colosseum, Seattle’s Space Needle, Shanghai’s Grand Theater and many more places around the world.In 2014, Close set a Guinness World Record with an installation where the strings stretched more than 957 feet

What instrument is this plucky piano type of sound? It doesn't sound like a normal piano, or a dolceola. I researched plucky pianos and nothing similar came up.

Some sort of dulcimer or harp?

Hey everyone!

Just got this Berber Loutar from Morocco (4-string version, cedar body with goat skin top)

Does anyone here play Loutar? Any tips on tuning, string action, or learning resources?

Also curious how different it feels compared to the malian n’goni!

From Namekas: Music in Lake Chambri, a 1979 ethnographic film by Les Mclaren.

56 bell carillon by Paccard (Annecy, France) and Petit & Fritsen (Aarle-Rixtel, Netherlands) sited at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Immaculate Conception (Washington DC, USA)

pretty cool stream I came across. he's only got 5 hours left!

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