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How to make Termites In An Amplified Piano: 1 Place a piano outside in a location where termites will be happy. 2 Have an expert termite wrangler establish a colony of termites. 3 Connect the microphone contained in the piano to an amplifier and speaker system. 4 Enjoy the sounds emitting
from the piano as it naturally resonates to the termites going about their business of eating the instrument, in anticipation of the loud twangs, as the wires under tension eventually collapse the weakened frame.
Note - works best with wooden frame pianos.
Entomusicology is the classification of musical insects
https://www.allthem...fMusicalInstruments
[pocmloc, Jul 19 2022]
The Royal Musical Society
https://www.royenso...ication-of-insects/
Shows the different shapes and designs of sound-producers [pocmloc, Jul 19 2022]
Well I'll be damned.
https://www.youtube...watch?v=czZ6wOYfmqg
Elephants DO love bagpipes. [doctorremulac3, Jul 20 2022]
Pachydermic Piano
Pachydermic_20Piano
[Voice, Jul 25 2022]
[link]
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I am starting to worry this series of ideas will start to spiral out of control. |
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Termites in a tuba
Termites in a Bb euphonium
Termites in a E euphonium
Termites in a contra-bass sousaphone
Termites in a valve trombone
Termites in a Conn model 43 flugel horn with optional 4th valve
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Black ants in a tuba
Black ants in a Bb...
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Red ants in a tuba...
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Earwigs in a Hawaiian chord zither...
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Earthworms in a kettle-drum
Earthworms in a side drum
Earthworms in a snare drum
Earthworms in a lambeg
Earthworms in a tambourine
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Flatworms in a kettle-drum
Flatworms in a side drum...
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<accidentally breaks the halfbakery> |
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You forgot about the larger animals.... Elephants Trampling Bagpipes (for example) |
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Elephants love bagpipes and often try to imitate the sounds they make. |
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//Elephants love bagpipes and often try to imitate the sounds they make.// |
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Hmm. Learned something new. (link) |
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Bun for the elephant thing. |
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