Step 1: Understand the situation.
The music system produces sound waves that travel through the table and force the glass to vibrate.
Step 2: Nature of vibration.
The glass starts vibrating due to external periodic force from sound waves. This is not random vibration but forced oscillation.
Step 3: Condition for resonance.
When frequency of external force matches natural frequency of object, amplitude increases significantly. This is called resonance.
Step 4: Effect observed.
Due to resonance, vibrations become strong enough to disturb water surface, producing ripples.
Step 5: Eliminate other options.
Reflection and refraction are wave direction changes, not vibration amplification. Reverberation is persistence of sound, not structural vibration.
Step 6: Final conclusion.
Thus, the correct phenomenon is:
\[
\boxed{\text{Resonance of sound}}
\]