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Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah on a Glass Harp

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Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah on a glass harp — crystal glasses filled with different amounts of water — played beautifully by a street musician in Prague. You can see and hear more of his work here and here.

Archive links: more glass harp and some handbells!

Thanks, @ericjkort.

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