adagio for Glass Harmonica K.356 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
      Transcribed for AdLib by Larry Soprano, New Castle, PA

    The glass harmonica was an instrument invented by Benjamin
  Franklin.  It consisted of a number of tuned glass plates or
  bowls mounted on a rod turned by a crank.  This assembly sat
  in a basin of water that kept the bowls wet.   The player
  touched the bowls to produce tones similar to the sound made
  by running your wet finger around the top of a crystal wine
  glass.  This instrument had some popularity in the late 18th.
  century, and Mozart wrote a couple of pieces for it.

     Larry