Symphonium, ca. 1835, London, England, United Kingdom, British, nickel silver, ivory, brass, mother-of-pearl, Width across top 61 mm (2 3/8 in.); Height 70 mm (2 3/4 in.), Depth including ring 37 mm (1 7/16 in.), Aerophone-Free Reed-mouth organ, Charles Wheatstone (1802–1875), Invented in 1829 by the physicist Charles Wheatstone-the famous discoverer of the electric 'Wheatstone bridge'-the symphonium features two characteristics that he later used in his concertina: the same notes at pressure and suction, and alternative distribution of the diatonic tones to the right and left hand (C is for the right hand, D for the left, E for the right hand, etc
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Symphonium, ca, 1835, London, England, United Kingdom, British, nickel silver, ivory, brass, mother, pearl, Width across top 61 mm, 2 3/8, Height 70 3/4, Depth, ring 37, 1 7/16, Aerophone-Free Reed-mouth organ, Charles Wheatstone, 1802–1875, Invented, 1829, physicist Charles, famous discoverer, electric, Wheatstone bridge, symphonium features, two, characteristics, later, concertina, notes, pressure, suction, alternative distribution, diatonic tones, right, left hand, C, right, D, left, E, etc
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