Q: Klangmikroskop / Sonic Microscope

Stations-ID: D079 🇬🇧 English instruction: Take a glove or a blue cloth. Take hold of an aluminium bar with your thumb and index finger and move our hand slowly outward, varying pressure and speed as you go. Where can you generate a tone easily? What are the differences between the tones produced by the different bars? Listen along the length of the top bar, where is the sound at it's loudest? Touch a bar gently with the tip of your finger, while it is ringing. What do you feel? What do you feel when you touch the the round top of a ringing bar? This station was built by Dresden-based musician Jan Heinke. With the steel cellos and steel harps he has constructed, he has created a unique sound which can hardly be compared to the sound of classical instruments. Mehr dazu in unserem Stationenpark-Handbuch Find out more in our Handbook

Q: Klangmikroskop / Sonic Microscope

Stations-ID: D079 🇬🇧 English instruction: Take a glove or a blue cloth. Take hold of an aluminium bar with your thumb and index finger and move our hand slowly outward, varying pressure and speed as you go. Where can you generate a tone easily? What are the differences between the tones produced by the different bars? Listen along the length of the top bar, where is the sound at it's loudest? Touch a bar gently with the tip of your finger, while it is ringing. What do you feel? What do you feel when you touch the the round top of a ringing bar? This station was built by Dresden-based musician Jan Heinke. With the steel cellos and steel harps he has constructed, he has created a unique sound which can hardly be compared to the sound of classical instruments. Mehr dazu in unserem Stationenpark-Handbuch Find out more in our Handbook

Q: Klangmikroskop / Sonic Microscope

Stations-ID: D079 🇬🇧 English instruction: Take a glove or a blue cloth. Take hold of an aluminium bar with your thumb and index finger and move our hand slowly outward, varying pressure and speed as you go. Where can you generate a tone easily? What are the differences between the tones produced by the different bars? Listen along the length of the top bar, where is the sound at it's loudest? Touch a bar gently with the tip of your finger, while it is ringing. What do you feel? What do you feel when you touch the the round top of a ringing bar? This station was built by Dresden-based musician Jan Heinke. With the steel cellos and steel harps he has constructed, he has created a unique sound which can hardly be compared to the sound of classical instruments. Mehr dazu in unserem Stationenpark-Handbuch Find out more in our Handbook

Question 1

Klangmikroskop / Sonic Microscope

Christian Neumann · Accepted Answer

Stations-ID: D079

🇬🇧 English instruction:

Take a glove or a blue cloth.

Take hold of an aluminium bar with your thumb and index finger and move our hand slowly outward, varying pressure and speed as you go.

Where can you generate a tone easily?

What are the differences between the tones produced by the different bars?

Listen along the length of the top bar, where is the sound at it's loudest?

Touch a bar gently with the tip of your finger, while it is ringing. What do you feel?

What do you feel when you touch the the round top of a ringing bar?

This station was built by Dresden-based musician Jan Heinke. With the steel cellos and steel harps he has constructed, he has created a unique sound which can hardly be compared to the sound of classical instruments.

Mehr dazu in unserem Stationenpark-Handbuch
Find out more in our Handbook

Question 2

Klangmikroskop / Sonic Microscope

Christian Neumann · Accepted Answer

Stations-ID: D079

🇬🇧 English instruction:

Take a glove or a blue cloth.

Take hold of an aluminium bar with your thumb and index finger and move our hand slowly outward, varying pressure and speed as you go.

Where can you generate a tone easily?

What are the differences between the tones produced by the different bars?

Listen along the length of the top bar, where is the sound at it's loudest?

Touch a bar gently with the tip of your finger, while it is ringing. What do you feel?

What do you feel when you touch the the round top of a ringing bar?

This station was built by Dresden-based musician Jan Heinke. With the steel cellos and steel harps he has constructed, he has created a unique sound which can hardly be compared to the sound of classical instruments.

Mehr dazu in unserem Stationenpark-Handbuch
Find out more in our Handbook

Question 3

Klangmikroskop / Sonic Microscope

Christian Neumann · Accepted Answer

Stations-ID: D079

🇬🇧 English instruction:

Take a glove or a blue cloth.

Take hold of an aluminium bar with your thumb and index finger and move our hand slowly outward, varying pressure and speed as you go.

Where can you generate a tone easily?

What are the differences between the tones produced by the different bars?

Listen along the length of the top bar, where is the sound at it's loudest?

Touch a bar gently with the tip of your finger, while it is ringing. What do you feel?

What do you feel when you touch the the round top of a ringing bar?

This station was built by Dresden-based musician Jan Heinke. With the steel cellos and steel harps he has constructed, he has created a unique sound which can hardly be compared to the sound of classical instruments.

Mehr dazu in unserem Stationenpark-Handbuch
Find out more in our Handbook