The James Boag Meteorphonium

October 22, 2015

The “Meteorphonium” is a mechanical musical instrument which performs an evolving piece of music controlled, in real time, by the local weather.

The Meteorphonium was designed by Nick Ryan for the famous Tasmanian beer maker, James Boag and given its premiere performance on Ben Lomand Mountain in Tasmania in October 2015.

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