acoustic guitar gives a rich, flute- and clarinet-like tone with a slow-swelling response. Composer Luciano Chessa employs EBows regularly in his music for solo Vietnamese đàn bầu. Furthermore, an EBow can also be utilised on a grand piano (with depressed sustain pedal) to create sustained sinusoidal sounds as it was used by Cor Fuhler in De Lamp, de Knijper en het Molentje (1991) and the brazilian composer Marcus Siqueira wrote "Cataclisma" - Kατακλυσμός (2015) - for solo piano using one Ebow Olga Neuwirth in Hooloomooloo (1997) and Karlheinz Essl in Sequitur XIII (2009) for extended piano and live-electronics. Other notable users This is a partial list of only notable performers who have used an EBow in at least three of their songs and who were not mentioned in the text above. Guitarist Phil Keaggy has used an EBow extensively since the 1970s. Broadway orchestrator William David Brohn, used to extensive effect in the orchestrations for the musicals Wicked and Mary Poppins. Jonny Buckland from Coldplay used it in the songs "Amsterdam", "Spies", "See You Soon", "Princess of China", "Oceans", and “Coloratura”. Billy Corgan and James Iha of The Smashing Pumpkins, used on the songs "Thru the Eyes of Ruby", "Sinfony", "Soma", "Drown", "Perfect", "Daphne Descends", "Stand Inside Your Love", "Speed Kills" as well as in many live versions of songs. Wayne Hussey, used extensively throughout his recorded output with both The Mission and The Sisters of Mercy, the songs "Wasteland" and "Marian" being two prime examples. Also known to have used it on acoustic guitars and electric 12 strings. The Edge of U2, on the studio and live versions of "The Unforgettable Fire". During the Joshua Tree and Lovetown tours, he used it on their hit song "With or Without You", replacing the Infinite Guitar used on the original studio recording. He has also used guitars with "sustainer" pickups and effects in live performances. Ty Tabor of King's X uses the chrome EBow extensively live and throughout the band's catalog, notably on songs such as "A Box", "Cigarettes", "Legal Kill", "The Burning Down", "Not Just for the Dead", "Jenny", "Sooner Or Later" and the psychedelic intro to "In The New Age". Paul Reynolds, formerly of A Flock of Seagulls, used it extensively with A Flock of Seagulls, most noticeably on "Wishing (If I Had a Photograph of You)". Steve Rothery of Marillion, in a number of tracks, including on the