Litofon: Perbedaan antara revisi

* Bentuk litofon paling sederhana adalah "[[gong batu]]", formasi batu alamiah yang disesuaikan agar menghasilkan nada musik, misalnya gong batu di [[Pulau Mfangano]], [[Danau Victoria]], [[Kenya]]. [[Great Stalacpipe Organ]] di [[Luray Caverns]], [[Virginia]], Amerika Serikat, menggunakan 37 stalaktit untuk menghasilkan [[Tangga nada|tangga nada Barat]]. Litofon stalaktit juga ada di [[Tenkasi]], India Selatan, dan [[Ringing Rocks|Ringing Rocks Park]], [[Pennsylvania]].

* Alat [[musik Basque]] bernama [[Txalaparta]] (atau Chalaparta), umumnya terbuat dari kayu, tetapi bisa juga dibuat dari batu.

* Ancients Indians were perhaps first to use man-made Lithophone as an architectural element. Temples like Nellaiyappar temple (8th century) in Tirunelveli, Vijaya Vitthala temple (15th century) in Hampi, Madurai Meenakshi temple (16th century) and Suchindram Thanumalayan temple (17th century) have musical pillars.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.durvasula.com/Taranga/Musical_Pillars_and_Singing_Rocks.pdf |title=Musical pillars and singing rocks|last1=Prasad | first1=M.G. | last2=Rajavel | first2=B. | website=Taranga|access-date=28 January 2018}}</ref>

 

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