Casper Reardon played this instrument on jazz albums by Paul Whiteman.
Casper Reardon played this instrument on jazz albums by Paul Whiteman. An etude for this instrument called "Au matin" was composed by one of its most prolific players in the early 20th century, Marcel Tournier. Two of these instruments played in contrasting directions are used to symbolize the wind The "Waltz of the Snowflakes" from The Nutcracker is interrupted by two of these instruments playing passages in opposite directions. Three rows are found in the Welsh (*) triple variety of this instrument. One of these instruments plays a note twelve times to symbolize the strike of midnight to open Saint-Saëns' Danse Macabre. Sébastien Érard expanded the musical range of this instrument by introducing a second disc, which allowed for playing semitones on a shortened string. The "concert" variety of this instrument includes seven pedals. For 10 points, name this instrument with 47 strings.
Casper Reardon played this instrument on jazz albums by Paul Whiteman.
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