1. First I'd use it as a water fountain then as an instrument
2. No wubstep?
3. how it works!!!!????? ó.O
4. :O for real??
5. do you know where/if one can be bought for home use in the US?
6. sounds like a clarinet 
7. Very enjoyable thank you
8. some great inforamtion here thanks
9. interesting video and very informative
10. brilliant video
11. sorry but this got me humming whether a wok hammered and tuned for basic chord interpretation or a 64 piece orchestra they're are primal connections which we cannot deny?? and please do your research b4 a knee jerk key board jockey response !!!!!
12. Please correct me if i'm wrong the harmonic resonance set to base chord then interrupted by musical scale! according to what we perceive is melodic? please forgive my ignorance but i believe harmonic resonance on any circle upon any basic Implement is achievable! with correct interpretation & Intonation? Water adds the olfactory experience? but the touch point IS + OR - to harmonic resonance complying to interpretation of what we call pleasant harmonious chords? plz no criticize to harshly
13. It's real, idiot...
14. hahahahahahahahaha!!! people is so stupid! 570,000 views for a guy who moves their hands randomly with a song playing in background!
15. im from toronto lmao, but anyways, how is the sound produced? and would it work without water?
16. LOL! So true!
17. Why didn't the Ontario Science Center have stuff like this when I was a kid visiting the place?! I would have rocked the hell out of that thing! When I was there they had a spinning disc with holes in it tucked all the way in the back of the lower hall which had little air guns that were activated by an octave of piano style keys.
18. Yes, you can buy one from WhiteWater West in British Columbia (for use in waterparks) or from SCS Interactive in the US. Hydraulophones are also manufactured by FUNtain Corporation in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
19. real??
20. That is awesome!!!
21. I'd like to play some southern gospel on that
22. i thought this was fake at first
23. some musicians worry about callouses... with this you'd have to worry about pruney fingers
24. I love this. Its great! 
25. woooooooooooooooo

Hydraulophone (H2Organ), Pachelbel's canon

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Ryan playing Pachelbel's canon on the water fountain (water pipe organ flute, hydraulophone) out in front of the Ontario Science Centre. See http://h2organ.com
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