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Pyrophone

A pyrophone, also known as a "fire/explosion organ" or "fire/explosion calliope", is a musical instrument in which notes are sounded by explosions, or similar forms of rapid combustion, rapid heating, or the like, such as burners in cylindrical glass tubes, creating light and sound. It was invented by physicist and musician Georges Frédéric Eugène…

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Michael FaradayJohn TyndallFundamentalHarmonicsBrewer
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PropaneGasolineSpark plugsHydrogenTest tubes
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Pyrophone

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Triples35
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
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related to history · 21
Pyrophone → Arc, Brewer, Byron Higgins, Charles Gounod, Christmas Eve, Clarinet, Five Sacred Sonnets, Flute, Henry Dunant, Jeanne, Kastner, Michael Faraday, Moigno, Oboe, Paris Exhibition, Parville, Physicist John Tyndall, Piano, Pyrophones, Voice
related to Related musical instruments · 6
Pyrophone → Again, By, HB, In, Operating, The
related to Fuel sources · 4
Pyrophone → Different, Hydrogen, Kastner's, Pyrophones
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Pyrophone → Experiment1 Arts Collective, January, Wayback Machine
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Pyrophone → internal combustion instrument

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combustion tube calliope sound external musical instrument glass explosions flame one explosion kastner hydrogen also placed detonations produce may chamber

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Pyrophoneis ainternal combustion instrument0.90text
Pyrophonerelated to Fuel sourcesPyrophones0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to Fuel sourcesHydrogen0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to Fuel sourcesDifferent0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to Fuel sourcesKastner's0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to historyPyrophones0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to historyByron Higgins0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to historyMichael Faraday0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to historyPhysicist John Tyndall0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to historyBrewer0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to historyMoigno0.60section
Pyrophonerelated to historyParville0.60section

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