Any musical instrument played by wind alone is called an Aeolian Harp, after the ancient Greek god Aeolus 🌬 🎶 | NTS Radio

Greece Installs Wind Harps That Turn Breeze Into Music While Powering Streetlights With Clean Energy In a unique fusion of renewable energy and public art, Greece has installed innovative wind harps that convert gentle breezes into both soft musical sounds and usable electricity. These sculptural structures demonstrate how clean energy solutions can be seamlessly integrated into urban environments without relying on large, noisy infrastructure. Unlike conventional wind turbines, wind harps opera

The aeolian harp is a zither played only by wind, with long low tension strings. In a windy place you can hear a lot of harmonics, haunting! Full video with tutorial here by Stan Hershonik (I tried, it works!) youtube.com/watch?v=dUsnR4ifqNs | Rare And Strange Instruments