Original sentence: Her name, in Greek, means "beautiful voiced".The air-driven calliope is some times called a calliophone, the name given it by its inventor.The name originates from Greek mythology: Calliope (), daughter of Zeus, was chief of the Muses and mother of Orpheus.The pronunciation of the instrument name varies, with the stress commonly on the last syllable.The whistles of a calliope are tuned to a chromatic scale, and may number from 26 to 67, but 32 is traditional for a steam calliope
Edited sentence: In Greek mythology, Calliope was a daughter of Zeus, chief of the Muses and mother of Orpheus.The air-driven calliope is some times called a calliophone, the name given it by its [[Norman Baker (inventor)}inventor]], however the Calliophone name is registered by a particular manufacturer.The largest steam calliope yet built is on the Mississippi Queen with 44 whistles.The name originates from the name of Calliope, , from the Greek for beautiful voiced.The pronunciation of the instrument name varies, with the stress commonly on the first and last syllables, {{pron-en}/ˈkæli.The whistles of a calliope are tuned to a chromatic scale, and may number from 25 to 67, but 32 is traditional for a steam calliope