Glass Harmonica

A large variety of objects. A.(array) B.(stack) C.(fade)

At the end of a time period. A.(pole) B.(ultimately) C.(operate)

A time when something becomes popular again. A.(array) B.(somewhat) C.(revival)

To become smaller or less. A.(edge) B.(fade) C.(spin)

A rod that something, such as a wheel, turns around. A.(component) B.(pole) C.(edge)

The outer point of something. A.(pedal) B.(somewhat) C.(edge)

A piece of music. A.(composition) B.(pedal) C.(stack)

The force that prevents things from moving against each other. A.(revival) B.(friction) C.(operate)

One part of a larger thing. A.(component) B.(edge) C.(array)

A little bit; not completely. A.(somewhat) B.(friction) C.(spin)

To work or function. A.(operate) B.(ultimately) C.(revival)

Something that you push with your foot. A.(fade) B.(friction) C.(pedal)

To put things close to one another. A.(friction) B.(pitch) C.(stack)

Highness or lowness of a sound. A.(stack) B.(pitch) C.(edge)