The Carillon From Antiquity to the Present... Bells ...The Song of Humankind This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit http://ss.webring.com/navbar?f=l&y=aquetong&u=10002797 The carillon is an extraordinary musical instrument. Its history is as rich as it is long. For more than five centuries, the carillon has been a voice for the hopes, aspirations and joys of humankind. In recent years, the carillon’s popularity has increased as more and more individuals discover the c ...

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Types of Instruments History of Musical Instruments Instruments are the tools of musicians. And like other craftsmen, as the musician becomes more skilled he/she becomes more capable of producing great works with his/her tool. Music seems to be a primal love of people. It seems that as new ways were found to make music news of their development spread quickly. So there are ancient drums, harps and whistles in Asia that look very similar to ancient instruments in Africa, Europe and the Americ ...

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The Baroque Oboe Michel Piguet Michel Piguet is professor of oboes and shawms at the Schola Cantorum of Basel and is one of the leading exponents of the baroque oboe in the world. His recent recordings have brought him many Grand Prix du Disque. He has taught the baroque oboe at the Oberlin Conservatory's Baroque Performance Institutes. Piguet has appeared in recitals in the US this fall. By "Baroque Oboe" one generally means the oboe with two actual keys used around 1650 to 1800. ...

Cracks in Woodwind Instruments by Edmund Nielsen Editor's Note: Edmund Nielsen, who has been repairing woodwind instruments for 30 years, operates his own woodwind repair business in Chicago. He is also currently first oboist of the Elmhurst (Illinois) Symphony Orchestra. This article is reprinted from the January issue of the "Instrumentalist" with the kind of permission of the author and the publisher. Cracks in woodwind instruments are caused by neglect. A strong statement? A sta ...

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