It’s one thing to play music on a modern gadget -many people can tap out “Happy Birthday” on a cell phone. It’s quite another to perform classical pieces! Believe it or not, this person is playing “Rondo Alla Turka” {audio file} from Mozart’s Piano Sonota #11 on four telephones. Link
Stuart McCracken
Usually I hate when people do junk like this. I clicked the link anyway, and I’m thoroughly impressed.
Kalel
Somewhere in the Outback of Australia, along an empty highway, inside a lonely booth, a phone is ringing, over and over.
WillF
I’m calling fake on this one. The tones sounds too similar between the different phones.
dikzak
@WillF of course they sound similar, they’re used to actually connect the call, each tone is a different number.
awesome. sounds a bit off sometimes. but hey, it’s not meant to play music :-3
WillF
@dikzak Why would the phones have different pitches for the same numbers then? If I press a five on one phone, shouldn’t the pitch be the same on all the phones?
The pitches are different for equivalent keys, but the timbre of sounds between the phones is really similar. That is what is fishy to me.
WillF
Nevertheless, it does seem pretty convincing based on the timing. Maybe the phones are circuit-bent to have different pitches.
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