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Saxophone & Clarinet: An Easy Guide to Reading Music, Playing Your First Piece, Enjoying the Instrument by Chris Coetzee, 2005-08-01 European and American Wind and Percussion Instruments: Catalogue of the Stearns Collection of Musical Instruments, University of Michigan by James M. Borders, 1988-09 The Recorder and Other Wind Instruments (Let's Make Music) by Rita Storey, 2009-08 A Sourcebook of Nineteenth-Century American Sacred Music for Brass Instruments (Music Reference Collection) by Mark J. Anderson, 1997-08-07 Woodwind Mouthpiece Selection by Robert Scarff, 2002-05-26 Musical Wind Instruments: A History of the Wind Instruments Used in European Orchestras and Wind-Bands from the Latter Middle Ages Up to the Present (Da Capo Paperback) by Adam Von Ahn Carse, 1975-03 My Complete Story of the Flute: The Instrument, the Performer, the Music by Leonardo De Lorenzo, 1996-03 The Oboe (Yale Musical Instrument Series) by Mr. Geoffrey Burgess, Bruce Haynes, 2010-04-06 Student Instrumental Course Clarinet Soloist by Lowry, Robert, et all 2001-02-01 Saxophone Scales and Chords: Saxophone Method (Woodwind Method) by Woody Herman, 1982-02-01 The Clarinet (Yale Musical Instrument Series) by Eric Hoeprich, 2008-05-14 Opening Night with the Woodwind Family! (Musical Families) by Trisha Sue Speed Shaskan, 2010-08-01 The 2009-2014 Outlook for Non-Electronic Bassoons, Clarinets, English Horns, Flutes, Oboes, Pan Flutes, Piccolos, Recorders, Saxophones, and Other Woodwind Musical Instruments in the United States by Icon Group International, 2009-02-12 The 2009-2014 Outlook for Non-Electronic Bassoons, Clarinets, English Horns, Flutes, Oboes, Pan Flutes, Piccolos, Recorders, Saxophones, and Other Woodwind Musical Instruments in India by Icon Group International, 2009-05-11

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81. The Bleazey Home Page
    Copies of woodwind instruments of the flute family from the 13th century to the renaissance period, and percussion instruments based on originals in museums throughout England.  
    http://www.Bleazey.co.uk/

82. Swarthmore Music - Vintage Guitars, Used Guitars, New Guitars
    Buy, sell, trade, train and repair guitars, basses, amps, brass, woodwind instruments and pianos at reasonable prices.  
    http://www.swarthmoremusic.com/
    
    Extractions: Guestbook We fix things quickly and properly at reasonable prices. We try to do good work, because a satisfied customer and a job well done are our best advertisement. Service is one thing, inventory is another. Good equipment at a fair price without the pressure to buy. We have parts too. Who knew that such a treasure trove of musical items would be so well-represented in a space that is bursting with value. Come on down! We are here to serve and sell. Thank you for listening. Please call with any questions you may have. Our great staff will help you any way they can! OR T ype of Inventory you wish to view: ALL Electric Solid Body Electric Semi-Hollow Body Acoustic Flat Top Acoustic/Electric Flattop Classical/Nylon String Lap, Table, Pedal Steels Resonator Guitars Lefty Instruments Bass Guitars Amplifiers Bass Amplifiers Mandolin Family Banjos Effects Guitar Parts Amp Parts High End Audio P.A./Sound Reinforcement

83. John Sampson - Woodwind Instruments
    Playing in Feast of the Pheasant. John plays a bewildering array of recorders, crumhorns, shepherds pipes, and whistles in sizes  
    http://home.freeuk.net/johnsampson/musicw2.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Music Performance Musical Direction Composition ... Links Playing in Feast of the Pheasant John plays a bewildering array of recorders, crumhorns, shepherds pipes, and whistles in sizes ranging from tiny to enormous, and does so in a virtuoso manner than leaves audiences entranced - particularly when he performs his trademark pieces such as the Paginini Variations or the Faerie Dance. His now famous piece Schizophrenia - in which he plays two recorders and hums at the same time - always elicits gasps of surprise. Classically trained, he is an expert on early music and has played with a number of orchestras which specialise in this area. His ability to play with and absorb the influences of a wide range of musicians meant that he also found an equal capability in the folk scene and for many years was part of the immensely popular Fourth Estaite which included Robin Harper who is now better known as the Green Party's first Member of the Scottish Parliament. John has gone on to work with such stars as Johnnie and Phil Cunningham, and Anne Lorne Gillies. An early picture of Fourth Estaite in York

84. Orford Arts Center
    woodwind instruments.  
    http://www3.sympatico.ca/arts.orford/CAOa/CAOeco/maitres/maibois.html
    
    Extractions: Piano Voice Strings WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS Brass Instruments Percussion Orchestral and Choral Conducting Jazz ... Accompaniment FLUTE Oboe Clarinet Bassoon Robert Langevin June 26 to July 15 Robert Cram July 10 to 29 Robert Cram's flute work has delighted audiences and won his an enthusiastic following here in Canada. A solo flautist with the National Arts Centre Orchestra for over 23 years, his performances as a soloist have been applauded with all major Canadian orchestras; his brio as a recitalist has also been featured alongside renowned artists James Galway and Jean-Pierre Rampal. Kathleen Rudolph July 31 to August 12 Kathleen Rudolph holds the position of Principal Flautist with the CBC Vancouver Chamber Orchestra and Associate Principal with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. As a recitalist and a soloist, Kathleen Rudolph is very much in demand. Furthermore, Mrs. Rudolph gives masterclasses in Shanghai and teaches at the University of British Columbia and at the Vancouver Music Academy. Flute OBOE Clarinet Bassoon Theodore Baskin July 17 to 22 and August 7 to 12 Louise Pellerin July 24 to August 5 Flute Oboe CLARINET Bassoon James Campbell June 26 to July 1 Charles Neidich July 17 to 22 Since his unheralded, spectacular New York recital debut in 1974, Mr. Neidich has been acclaimed around the world with some of the most renown orchestras. His repertoire, of well over 200 solo works, includes some of his own transcriptions. He is also a highly skilled teacher, who shares his knowledge with students of the Juilliard School of Music, the Manhattan School of Music, the State University of New York, and Findland's Sibelius Academy.

85. Deutsches Museum - Music
    Music woodwind instruments. The common feature of the woodwind instruments is that they use a stream of air produced by blowing as the primary source of sound.  
    http://www.deutsches-museum.de/ausstell/dauer/musik/e_musik3.htm
    
    Extractions: Roughly speaking, wind instruments can be divided into two groups: woodwind and brass instruments. Woodwind instruments are the flutes, including, given their historical development, the transverse flutes now made of silver, as well as oboes, clarinets, bassoons, the saxophone and bagpipes. The common feature of the woodwind instruments is that they use a stream of air produced by blowing as the primary source of sound. This stream of air stimulates the column of air inside the instrument, producing natural vibrations. The pitch is altered by changing the length of the air column, using valves operated by keys in the case of the transverse flute or fingerholes on fipple flutes. Originally coming from the Orient, it has been known in Europe since the Middles Ages, although only a few instruments still survive from before 1700. In the 18th century, instruments of this kind produced numerous virtuoso players of the highest calibre as well as an immense body of diverse literature. Around 1800, the transverse flute was found to be weak in its tone and its uneven-sounding scale of notes, previously held up as an asset, was perceived as defective. Instruments makers tried to deal with this by adding additional keys. But the decisive improvement did not come until the invention of the circular bore by the Munich flute virtuoso Theobald Böhm, represented in the Deutsches Museum exhibition by three flutes. Alongside the standard transverse flute, the only others to have survived have been the somewhat smaller treble flute which plays about a third higher and lasted until the beginning of the 19th century and the piccolo, playing an octave higher and still with us today.

86. Cole's Woodwinds
    Music lessons, repairs, and supplies for woodwind instruments. Instruction is from professional musicians holding orchestral positions. Information on all services and products, FAQs, audio clips, and contact information.  
    http://coleswoodwinds.com/

87. Chapter 14 - Woodwind Instruments
    Last update Introduction to Acoustics. Chapter 14 woodwind instruments. Reading List. Copyright Geoff Martin 2002. Users are authorized  
    http://www.tonmeister.ca/main/textbook/acoustics/14.html

88. SpiritWinds - Native American Style Flutes By Debruoniva & Tony Richards
    Native American style flutes by flutemakers from Australia, as well as the Outback Sax and other woodwind instruments.  
    http://www.spiritwinds.com.au

89. Meta Name= Description Content= Traditional Chinese Blowed
    BLOWNwoodwind instruments Blown-woodwind instruments produce sound by blowing to vibrate the tube and reeds of the instruments.  
    http://www.chinesemusic.co.uk/english/blowedww.htm
    
    Extractions: BLOWN-WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS Blown-woodwind instruments produce sound by blowing to vibrate the tube and reeds of the instruments. The tone produced depends on the strength of the wind. Different strengths can produce pitches that differ by a perfect fifth or an octave. Its origin can be traced back to BC 1100, the Shang Dynasty, when there were Xun, He (Sheng), and Yan (Da Xiao) etc. The more popular wind instruments include Sheng, Suona, Di and Xiao. Dizi (Di, Transverse Flute) Range: d2 - g4 (G key type) Early in the reign of Emperor Wudi (141-88 BC) of the Han dynasty, the di flute was introduced to China from western areas. into china and standardised in construction through revisions. But broadly speaking, such features as its bamboo make, edged tone and side-holes have given the evidence of its existence in the ensembles of the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC). Archaeological finds revealed one of the earliest type of flute unearthed from a tomb in Hubei province. It had a very similar construction as a modern bamboo type, only without the hole for membrane. Despite these old flutes being 8000 years old, they can still be played.

90. Home & Garden Decor > Musical Instruments > Woodwind Instruments
    Home Garden Decor Musical Instruments woodwind instruments. Browse this list of products categories from Overstock.com. $7  
    http://www.free-web-counters-online.com/overstock/store/Home__GardenDecor_Musica

91. Advantage USA, Woodwind Instrument Accessories, Reeds
    Offers a selection of reeds and accessories for woodwind instruments.  
    http://www.advantage-usa.com/
    
    Extractions: ADVANTAGE USA is an internet based business selling brand name single reeds, double reeds and supplies for woodwinds at competitive prices. These brands include familiar names such as Emerald, Chartier, Stuart Dunkel, Allan, Lesher, Jones, Graham, Sapphire, Kestrel and my oun privete label Advantage reeds. In addition, Advantage-USA sells French "Var Select" reed cane for Oboes, Bassoons, English Horns and Clarinets. Partially finished reeds supplies, staples for Oboes and English Horns, reed making tools and reed cases round out our line of products. Click on any photo to enlarge Our goal is to offer these products at competative prices to students, professionals, teachers and orchestra directors via the World Wide Web. We strive ot provide our customers with prompt and courteous service. Most orders are shipped within 24 hours and school purchase orders are welcome. All products are shipped insured and are fully guaranteed. Visa and Master Card are welcome using this secure and convenient shopping cart web site. To find out more about Advantage-USA, please brouse our web pages, email, fax or call us toll free.

92. Luggage & Business > Musical Instruments > Woodwind Instruments
    Luggage Business Musical Instruments woodwind instruments. Browse this list of products categories from Overstock.com. Outdoor Sale!  
    http://www.free-web-counters-online.com/overstock/store/Luggage_Business_Musical

93. Osmun Music-Instruments, Accessories, And Service For Serious Musicians
    Products and services for serious musicians. Brass and woodwind instruments, accessories, repairs.  
    http://www.osmun.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Osmun Music Online We're brass instrument specialists. Here's where you'll find instruments, accessories, repair services, and information difficult or impossible to find anywhere else. Come in and look around. Shop Online Instruments Repair Services Osmun Horn Mouthpieces ... Reference Pages Osmun Music, Inc. PHONE: FAX: COMPANY SERVICES STORE INSTRUMENTS ... Robert J. Osmun

94. Neue Seite 2
    Copies of historical instruments, special keywork for handicapped musicians, and repair of all woodwind instruments.  
    http://www.mollenhauer.com/html/ENGLISH/Startup_E.htm

95. Guntram Wolf Modern And Historic Woodwind Instruments
    Translate this page Guntram Wolf  
    http://www.guntramwolf.de/index_e.htm

96. Brass And Woodwinds(Ages 5 To 8)
    Brass instruments, such as trombone, trumpet, French horn, and tuba, as well as many of the woodwind instruments, such as oboe, saxophone, and bassoon, are  
    http://www.parentcenter.com/refcap/fun/games/5719.html
    
    Extractions: It requires less breath control than other woodwinds It's easier to handle Fingering is fairly logical . A recorder's finger patterns are not as complex as other woodwinds' finger patterns: A child lifts a finger from an opening and the sound gets higher; he puts a finger down and the sound gets lower. With other woodwinds, children must learn combinations that require a great deal more coordination. What are the disadvantages of playing the recorder? Recorders are not played in orchestras or marching band . If your child is looking forward to playing in the school band, he'll probably need to find a different instrument. But it's still a great instrument to start with, because it's less complex than other woodwinds, and your child can switch to another instrument as he gets older. When should my child start taking recorder lessons?

97. Welcome To The World Of Leblanc
    America's oldest and largest windinstrument manufacturer offers a wide a selection of brass and woodwind instruments.  
    http://www.gleblanc.com

98. Woodwind Instruments And Their History
    Click to enlarge woodwind instruments and Their History Anthony Baines. Our Price, $14.95. Availability In Stock. (Usually ships in 24 to 48 hours). Format Book.  
    http://store.doverpublications.com/0486268853.html
    
    Extractions: American History, American...... American Indians Anthropology, Folklore, My...... Antiques Architecture Art Bridge and Other Card Game...... Business and Economics Chess Children Clip Art and Design on CD-...... Cookbooks, Nutrition Crafts Detective, Ghost , Superna...... Dover Patriot Shop Ethnic Interest Features Gift Certificates Gift Ideas History, Political Science...... Holidays Humor Languages and Linguistics Literature Magic, Legerdemain Military History, Weapons ...... Music Nature Performing Arts, Drama, Fi...... Philosophy and Religion Photography Posters Puzzles, Amusement, Recrea...... Science and Mathematics Sociology, Anthropology, M...... Sports, Out-of-Door Activi...... Stationery, Gift Sets Stationery, Seasonal Books...... Summer Fun Shop Summer Reading Shop Travel and Adventure Women's Studies (Usually ships in 24 to 48 hours) Format: Book ISBN: Page Count: Dimensions: 5 3/8 x 8 1/2 This superior study by a leading authority on woodwind instruments is considered the definitive work on the subject, combining a history of woodwinds with detailed descriptions and photographs of the various instruments in use today. Foreword by Sir Adrian Boult. "This excellent book ought to be in every library"-Musical Times. Glossary. Appendixes. 34 halftones. 41 line illustrations. 25 musical examples. 16 fingering charts.

99. Osmun Music-Dealers In Fine Brass And Woodwind Instruments
    Osmun Music. Dealers in fine brass and woodwind instruments. The business has grown to include woodwinds and instrument manufacture.  
    http://www.osmun.com/info/company/oz_interview.html
    
    Extractions: Store SERVICES Instruments Company ... Home By Dr. James Heywood Alexander, Professor Emeritus, Cleveland State University The firm of Osmun Music builds and repairs professional grade wind and brass instruments. Founded in 1976 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the company grew steadily. By 1992 sales had reached the million-dollar mark. Having outgrown its previous business space in Belmont, Massachusetts, the firm moved to spacious new quarters in Belmont. The staff now includes a dozen employees. The company publishes an international newsletter, maintains a home page on the Internet, and sponsors master classes by prestigious performers at its headquarters. Starting originally as an instrument repair business, the fledgling company that Osmun founded soon began selling new brass instruments as well. Starting with Paxman French horns, Osmun Brass, as it was then called, began to develop an extensive inventory featuring the best new brass instruments available. It became a major Yamaha dealer for professional lines. Recently it has also been selling instruments made in Germany by Engelbert Schmid. The business has grown to include woodwinds and instrument manufacture. A major market for Osmun trombones is in Japan. Mr. Osmun, you are the President of a company serving international needs for professional brass and woodwinds. Would you describe briefly in your own words the nature of your business?

100. Acoustical Aspects Of Woodwind Instruments, Revised Edition
     Northern Illinois University Press. Acoustical Aspects of woodwind instruments, Revised Edition CJ Nederveen. Certainly a classic . . .  
     http://www3.niu.edu/univ_press/books/577-9.htm
     
     Extractions: Northern Illinois University Press Acoustical Aspects of Woodwind Instruments, Revised Edition C. J. Nederveen "Certainly a classic . . . one of the few books that undertakes a detailed mathematical study of this subject." —Neville Fletcher, The Australian National University "A valuable addition to the literature of musical acoustics." —Thomas Rossing, Northern Illinois University 160 pp., biblio., list of symbols, index

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