Try using 1/4" plate glass and cut on bar with a width of about 1 1/2" - 2" and the length will be your starting point. Tune the first bar you make to the nearest note and build on from there. The width doesn't really matter when it's being tuned, the length is the important part. You can just leave the width of all the bars the same. The base of the bars can be made of wood or acrylic (for an all clear look). Usually there is a type of felt on the wood that the bars will rest on. Then some may put rubber of foam strips on each side of the bar to let it resonate more. Hope this helped.
the put a gloss to to the glass to make a reflection
I think they make it out of glass because you can see through it, as it is transparent. But when people make it they put in lots of layers of thin super-powerful glass so that it magnifies everything when you look through it hope this helps
There is nothing on the glass to reflect light.
resonance
You want the ior of the glass to be identical to the liquied.
Marimba is a part of the percussion family because it is being hit in order to make a sound.
Anvil Caisadrum Chimes/Tubular bells Crotales Glass harmonica Glass harp Glockenspiel Handbells Hang Marimba Mridangam Steelpan Tabla Timpani Tuned Triangle Vibraphone Wind chimes Xylophone Xylo-marimba
Marimba is from Portuguese, via a Bantu source, perhaps Kimbundu marimba ("xylophone").
Marginella marimba was created in 1994.
Marimba Roney was born in 1976.
The marimba is a versatile instrument with a tympani like sound. Two famous songs with a marimba are Haircut and Love Plus One.
it depends on the the brand, and size of the marimba, but the prices usually start at 5,000 and go up from there :)
it depends on the kind of marimba. it ranges from 4 octaves to 5.5 octaves
marimba
Al son de la marimba was created in 1940.
it depends on the the brand, and size of the marimba, but the prices usually start at 5,000 and go up from there :)
Marimba Land - 1920 was released on: USA: 26 September 1920