But Who Will Think of The Kittens?!
"Athanasius Kircher first described the cat piano in his landmark 1650 work Musurgia Universalis.
In order to raise the spirits of an Italian prince burdened by the cares of his position, a musician created for him a cat piano. The musician selected cats whose natural voices were at different pitches and arranged them in cages side by side, so that when a key on the piano was depressed, a mechanism drove a sharp spike into the appropriate cat’s tail. The result was a melody of meows that became more vigorous as the cats became more desperate. Who could not help but laugh at such music? Thus was the prince raised from his melancholy."
Courtesy of the strange folk at the Athanasius Kircher Society
3 Comments:
THAT'S HORRIBLE, and not at all funny. We're glad we live in a civilized time, too (or at least in a civilized home, right Musette??)
Bad people...
~ turtle, moose & nala
I'd like to think that there's nobody around anymore who would laugh at such a thing. At least I'm sure nobody in our families would . . .
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