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lagerphone, n. Austral.|ˈlɑːgəfəʊn|
[f. *lager n. (from the beer-bottle tops used) + -phone.]
A percussion instrument consisting of a long pole with a cross-piece near the top, to which numerous beer-bottle tops are loosely nailed, producing a jingling noise when shaken or struck. Cf. Chinese pavilion s.v. pavilion n. 13.
1956People (Austral.) 11 Jan. 26/3 A lagerphone is a musical (?!) instrument based on Turkish cut crescent or jingle. 1967Meredith & Anderson Folk Songs Austral. 17, I played the bush accordion..Brian the lagerphone. 1973Nation Rev. (Melbourne) 24–30 Aug. 1421/2 Their percussion comes from Jan Wozitsky..and Bert Kahnoff (lagerphone). 1983New Oxf. Compan. Mus. I. 119/1 The lagerphone, a kind of Turkish jingling johnny..made by loosely nailing numerous beer-bottle tops to a pole and pounding it on the ground. |