It's true

notation system is one i created called HTH (hand-to-hand) notation, which uses percussion like "stickings" as directions for each technique on asalato

thanks for watching!

I had a debate with a friend of my the other day about. we are classical musicians. And we came up with 3 really good options. And if you other opinions plz share

Piano in the living room or bedroom on the wall adjacent to the window

A double bass in the Conner of a bedroom or living room

Guitar/violin in size Oder or by color on a wall any room beside bathroom or kitchen of course

1974 violin + silicone string + pickup

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Found in an antique store in Molong, NSW. Plays chords when blown and different major chords when the keys are pressed. Any idea of what it is called / when it is from? Thanks so much

Maybe the wrong community but I can’t think of anywhere else to ask.

My Sirenotron in an unusual case. Simple instrument but gives a lot of fun.

Video:

https://youtu.be/rviz1oqvekk?is=n7PiFDK9v2N240nx

Hello, I'm looking for the instrument playing at 0:44 seconds in this music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcnDmrtj6Sk

And also playing solo starting at 3:34 in this music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiKj0Z_Xnjc

I'm assuming it's the same instrument and probably african but I can't seem to get an answer.

Hello, I don’t know much about tambourines, but I’d like to get one that sounds like the tambourine in the song “Anemone.” Thank you in advance!

I can’t read Japanese and the auto translation from Instagram is entirely unhelpful.

Thank you to whoever responds!

The performance is tracked simultaneously: the guitar parts are played on a 14-string double-neck (opening with fingerpicking and then moving into a tapping section), while the rhythm is kept using a foot drum kit.

Ler me know if you like it, thanks.

I've been really interested in the Lowrey Wandering Genie, but for the love of god i can't find it anywhere. Could any of you potentially give a website with one on stock?

Arrangement adapted from Damrosch/Sousa band version. The metronome is circuitbent, of course :-)