\section{??? The Musical Glasses After Franklin}

We shall shortly turn our attention to Franklin's improvement on the musical glasses, called the \glassarmonica{}. But the musical glasses continued to have a life of their own in spite of and independent from Franklin's invention. 

Other musical glasses players around Franklin's time include: Parry [harp? pg.58], Largeau, Lloyd, Schuman.\footnote{Pohl, M\&H  in London, 60} The following is hardly a complete history of the musical glasses/glass harp, but is suggestive of some noteworthy people: