Is there a certain note in music that can make glass break?
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Yes you can break glass with sound. It is not one note though. Each piece of glass has a harmonic frequency that is determined by the size shape and crystal structure of it. If you have a note loud enough at that frequency the vibrations in the glass will keep building upon them and eventually break it. The louder it is the faster it will break.\nSome very good opera singers can break crystal goblets this way, but it is very difficult because you have to hold a very exact note.
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"Tiny Bubbles" by Don Ho.\n\n; )
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Depends on the length of the interval, just like with notes. \n\nhttp://www.dolmetsch.com/musictheory2.htm
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Stone Sour - Through Glass
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No. The curved tempered glass in cars is bent during the tempering process. Trying to score and break will always result in the glass shattering.
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It is about the frequency, not the amplitude. Any frequency below 20 000 Hertz is capable of shattering glass provided it's constant and from an uniform source and is properly directed onto a subject, which is glass in this case.
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knot, not, knock or notes?\n\nfor notes-\nhttp://www.musicnotes.com\nhttp://www.sheetmusicfox.com \nhttp://www.freshsheetmusic.net\nhttp://www.8notes.com \nhttp://www.sheetmusic.com
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When you rub your wet finger over the rim, you're vibrating the rim. Sound is just vibration of air, so if the resonant frequency of the glass is right, it will make a clear tone.
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http://www.8notes.com/school/riffs/piano/powter_had_a_bad_day.asp
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yes the glass would break because unlike any other liquid water expands when frozen therefore the glass would break regardless of how full it is
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Glass can be very strong, but it's brittle.  So, it can support a lot of force without breaking provided it's not struck which causes small chips and fractures which rapidly expand, breaking the glass.\n\nSo, if you apply a downward blow on the middle of the stick, the stick is already stationary on the glass and if done right the force is applied through the glass with the stick constantly in contact, which reduces the chance that it'll strike and fracture the glass. \n\nIf you strike the stick with an upward motion, you lift the stick slightly off the glasses, and probably cause some rotation or bow in the stick, causing the ends to strike the glass in a way that will chip or fracture it.  Imagine the stick simultaneously rising up, and the ends curving back due to bending from the sharp strike, and you can understand how the ends of the stick could hit the glass like a whiplash.  Once this is started, the glass will likely break if there's enough follow through force from the stick.  \n\nYou'd have to have some pretty carefully selected sticks and glasses to make this work, plus use the right amount of force, put it could be done.
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I don't understand your question, but I will try to answer it. \n\nHighest note sung by a female singer - Georgia Brown \n\n- she sang a G10, which is more than 2 octaves higher than the highest note on the piano. \n\nHighest note sung by a male singer - Adam Lopez\n\n- he sang a C#8, which is one note higher than the highest note on the piano.\n\nCheck the links below... They're amazing!
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Sound proff glass.  You cann't hear anything over it.
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"Break Away" by Kelly Clarkson.
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The instrumental at the beginning of Shine On You Crazy Diamond. It was used to good effect in a recent French Canadian film, the name of which escapes me.\nThe bridge between Us and Them, and the last song on Dark Side of the Moon.\nThe one in Meddle, i think it was Echoes.\nSorry, can't think of any others.
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You can fill 8 glass cups with water of different levels.\nAnd compare the sound so they each make so that they'd make an octave of notes, for example low C to High C. \n(Btw, the lesser the amount of water the higher the pitch of the note)\nAnd with that you can knock on the glasses with a spoon and you can play any songs that have these notes in them.\n\nMaybe simple songs mary had a little lamb, or twinkle twinkle little star.\n\nI hope I've helped in some way!\nGood luck with the instrument!
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Achy Breaky Heart\n\nLyrics that truly annoy anyone who grasps the English language:\n\n"Myself already knows I'm not OK"\n\nI'm mean, was Billy Ray drunk when he wrote this or what?