Meinl Percussion A leading manufacturer of percussion instruments, Meinl manufacture a vast range of high-quality instruments such as cymbals, cajons, drums, djembe, maracas, tambourine, shakers and many more percussion instruments and accessories. The materials used are of extremely high quality and that is definitely heard and felt when played by either the amateur or professional musicians. Meinl pride themselves on being Eco-friendly to the planet by using wood from environmentally controlled wood plantations in Thailand and Indonesia and the have full compliance with the Timber Legality Assurance System (SVKL). NINO® – Meinl Nino are quality instruments are specifically designed for children with an emphasis on early years education and percussion for the classroom – also perfectly suited for Music Therapy and for musical activities inside the home. Classica'. Franz Kung's original design was available in all sizes. Sadly, it has been phased out. Tastes change. A415HZ or Baroque pitch: This instrument will be in tune with other baroque instruments but not modern pitch instruments (like a piano). Great for playing with baroque strings or harpsichord.

Aulos 303N/303A-E Descant Recorder - 3 Piece Brown - Dawkes

bit more resistance to my breath. The plastic tenor and bass put many older wooden instruments to shame but the sopraninos are relatively poor, those from Aulos being very much available. There is a Dolmetsch design based on the "Academy" model, for wooden descants and trebles. Mollenhauer also produce wooden instruments of this sort. The mechanism is differently organised. Plain instruments for the budget conscious. I no longer have any. Just for the record, I have resurrected a picture of two maple descant models here . The distributor for this range of very inexpensive plastic instruments from Korea has ceased trading. Design: Three-piece. Straight windway – concave bell at the foot-joint. Patented AULOS “cavity wall” design. Easy to play for beginners.The "Academy" range has relatively plain turning and the descants were in two parts. The boxwood and real Here is a picture of the head of an early model Aulos 509 Treble. The white insert with the Aulos mark used to be a feature of all the 500 series Aulos models.

Aulos 303N Descant Recorder - Andertons Music Co.

Admira Admira is a well manufactured and good value for money brand. A great first guitar for classical learners. TECH Browse and shop our range of music tech, audio equipment and accessories, including PA equipment, recording equipment and amplification accessories. very convincing, nice to play and hold. The latest versions of these models seem to me to play in the same way as the previous ones. effects, which "mic up" well. The source these days is probably through the internet. Key your requirements into a search engine and see what you can find. The 'Concerto' had a wide bore and thin wall giving

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favour with players who require an mature instrument (especially at A=415), for solo and trio sonatas and similar mixed ensemble baroque music. German Fingering System: The German system is sometimes used for beginners, but it can be a little restrictive as you progress because there are limited fingering patterns. Renaissance fingering system: This is used for earlier music and has a wide range of fingering combinations so can be quite complicated for a beginner. The chart shows clearly that the use of split keys for C and C# doesn't automatically mean the right-hand little finger doesn't have to stretch so far. Many players assume that if they choose a model with C/C# keys they will have no problems, when in factmany of the most extreme little-finger stretches are actually on keyed instruments.