In the late 1700s, this instrument waned in popularity after rumors arose that its music induced madness, even though Franz Mesmer thought it had curative powers.
Before replacing it with the flute, Donizetti originally used this instrument in the mad scene from Lucia di Lammermoor. Mozart composed an Adagio in C for a player of this instrument named Marianne Kirchgessner. In the late 1700s, this instrument waned in popularity after rumors arose that its music induced madness, even though Franz Mesmer thought it had curative powers. This instrument joins a string quartet, two pianos, and a flute in the original instrumentation for the (*) "Aquarium" movement of Carnival of the Animals. For 10 points, name this instrument played by rubbing wet fingers against a series of bowls or goblets, the most common version of       which was invented by Benjamin Franklin, and which is not to be confused with the mouth organ.
Before replacing it with the flute, Donizetti originally used this instrument in the mad scene from Lucia di Lammermoor.
glass harmonica [accept armonica; begrudgingly prompt on harmonica, because it's sometimes known by that name; accept glass harmonium; accept bowl organ; accept hydrocrystalophone]