Stella Artois, No1 Belgian Beer, Presents a Chalice Symphony--An Instrument based on the Victorian Solar System:

Stella Artois Presents a Chalice Symphony--An Instrument based on the Victorian Solar System:

MIT Sonic Inventor, Andy Cavatorta, crafted four musical instruments with the iconic Stella Artois, No. 1 Belgian beer, Chalices:

Stella Artois' Star Harp--TrendLand

Star Harp: Inspired by old Victorian Models of the Solar System, this harps plays by itself. 

Pyrophone: Acts like a church organ, however it uses flame in conjunction with a Chalice to create a gorgeous deep flute-like sound. The flame vibrates to tune the glasses.

 

Hive: Makes music by playing chalices with little piano hammers. They are shaved incrementally to create different sounds and pitches. 

Violina: plays music on the very edge of the gold-rimmed Chalice

Beer Finance:

Anheuser-Busch In Bev's ($BUD:NYSE = $106.55 per share)--(AB) Belgian-Brazilian beverage and brewing company--world's largest brewer with 25% global market share. It's portfolio includes global brands, Budweiser, Stella Artois, and Corona.

US Sales of Budweiser have been slowing down and AB plans to brew a King of Craft Beer. Back in 2011, AB purchased Goose Island microbrewery. It plans to take it national. Goose Island has had quite high ratings. 

 

Stella Artois Chalice Symphony: PRNEWSWIRE

• The Hive takes its name from the instrument's unique shape and sound, resembling a soft xylophone.
• The Pyrophone adds depth to the symphony with a deep whistling sound, like a boat horn.
• The Star Harp uses robotics to play a harp-like sound using strings and the Stella Artois Chalice. "Stella" means "star" in Latin.
• The Violina leverages a higher-pitched string sound, resembling a violin for the symphony.