VideosWilliam on the History ChannelClick here for Windows Media version 'Franklin Tech' on Modern Marvels (The History Channel)First aired 6/2006. This is the segment in which William is interviewed.The entire program can be ordered from The History Channel here. NOTE: The narrator in this segment gives the impression that the glasses on William's instrument were made at Cal-Glass. That is not the case: they were made by Gerhard Finkenbeiner in 1995. Gerhard, alas, is no longer with us. Dance of the Sugar Plum FairyClick here for Windows Media version Tchaikowsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from the Nutcracker (1892). Originally composed for celesta (a keyboard bell-like instrument), William Zeitler plays it on the glass armonica. Hong Kong in the SpringClick here for Windows Media version William Zeitler sails to Hong Kong, playing his glass armonica, and is joined by an erhu player. This is an expanded version of "Hint of Spring" from Midwinter Phantasy. VenusClick here for Windows Media version William Zeitler plays 'Venus - the Sphere of Love' from Music of the Spheres on the Glass Armonica in Hong Kong. LullabyClick here for Windows Media version A piano piece describing a mother's 'white hot' love for her child. This piece can be found on William Zeitler's album A World With No Tears. |