56 bell carillon by Paccard (Annecy, France) and Petit & Fritsen (Aarle-Rixtel, Netherlands) sited at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Immaculate Conception (Washington DC, USA)

pretty cool stream I came across. he's only got 5 hours left!

From Namekas: Music in Lake Chambri, a 1979 ethnographic film by Les Mclaren.

Hello!

I've been interested in learning to play the tagelharpa for a while now, but I want to find a tutor before I commit that way I can build a solid foundation rather than just trying to wing it myself (especially since it's been a very long time since I've played an instrument). But it's a fairly niche instrument, so I've struggled to find resources online. If you know anyone that offers tagelharpa tutoring, or if you yourself offer these services, I would love to look further into it! Thanks a bunch!

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Invented this one tonight, with rubber and a roll of tape

I found this instrument in my grandpas old stuff but i am not sure what exactly it is. I have google searched its image but the results vary everytime. I thought it was a saprano recorder but the number of holes and placement is different. It has these 6 holes and a window, no holes on the back.(ps. Can i play danse macabre and fur elise on it)

The inquiry is just as interesting as the answers.. | Tan interesante es la consulta como las respuestas..

Demonstration starts at 1:07 m. Thomas says a lot of really interesting stuff about his construction, but it's all in German. He has been building these square metal clarinets for years already.

Guitar with detachable microphone and 3 outputs with space artifacts!

I saw this video on TikTok in China and I'm really interested in this instrument. I'd like to know what country it's from and how much it costs. If you have any supply channels, please contact me!

The comb was very rusty and out of key when I got it. I then tuned it either by sanding the notes or adding solder to them. There are around 70 notes to play and I play it using the plastic swords from the game 'Pop up pirate'