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Music for String Instruments, Percussion and Celesta (In Four Movements) (Hawkes Pocket Scores) by Bela Bartok, 1939

How to Play Latin American Rhythm Instruments by Humberto Morales, 1995-12-19

Making Early Percussion Instruments (Early Music Series) by Jeremy Montagu, 1976-07-08

Graded Music for Tuned Percussion: Grades 1-2 Bk. 1

Complete Guide to the Maintenance and Repair of Band Instruments by Kenneth A. Mueller, 1982-02

Percussion Manual (Music) by F. Michael Combs, 1995-01

The Band Director's Guide to Instrument Repair by R. F. Meyer, 1973-06

Handbook of percussion instruments: Their characteristics and playing techniques, with illustrations and musical examples from the literature by Karl Peinkofer, 1976

Percussion: An Introduction to Musical Instruments by Dee Lillegard, 1987-10

Early Percussion Instruments: From the Middle Ages to the Baroque (Early music series) by James Blades, 1976-06

Play the Piano Drunk Like a Percussion Instrument Until the Fingers Begin to Bleed by Charles Bukowski, 1987

The beat of the drum;: The story of drums and other percussion instruments (Musical books for young people) by Robert W Surplus, 1968

The mallet percussions and how to use them: A guide to the use of mallet percussion instruments and a compilation of performance material from all publishers in which these instruments are used by Wallace Barnett, 1976

Orchestral techniques of the standard percussion instruments;: A teaching method for the non-percussionist band and orchestra director, percussion student and private teacher, by Anthony J Cirone, 1971

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Edinburgh University Collection Of Historic Musical Instruments
A museum in Scotland open to the public contains 1000 items including stringed, woodwind, brass and percussion instruments from Britain, Europe, and distant lands.
http://www.music.ed.ac.uk/euchmi/

Extractions: What to see at the Collection, Opening Times and Map :: The Sound Laboratory interactive exploration in the Museum Enquiries and Special Visits Organological Courses of Study CONFERENCE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS :: Oxford - London - Edinburgh :: 3 - 9 AUGUST 2003 Provisional Programme ... Provisional Schedule of Papers Sessions with links to abstracts Booking Form Brief Lists of All the Instruments in the Collection The Catalogue including the Electronic Picture Gallery of instruments in the Collection The Demonstrations of instruments in the Collection with sounds of instruments being played (under development) Publications: UK Pricelist or Overseas Pricelist and order form New Publication: Making a Natural Trumpet and order form Workshop Drawings (including Drawings of Mouthpieces for Brass Instruments Photography service Research in Progress: Brass instrument acoustics and taxonomy Research on British brasswind history History and Plans for the Future Last Year's Annual Report ... Education Policy of the Collection of Historic Musical Instruments and of the Russell Collection Link to The Russell Collection of Early Keyboard Instruments,
Percussion VIRTUAL WAREHOUSE
This page contains a list of highquality Yamaha percussion instrumentsthat have been display models or demo units. These instruments
http://www.yamaha.com/band/instruments/specials/virtualwarehouse/vwperc.htm
BOOM! The Power Of Rhythm
Teambuilding service, facilitated by participants playing simple parts on hand drums and percussion instruments.
http://www.boomdrumming.com/

Extractions: Join the ranks of companies utilizing the services of Boom! The Power of Rhythm Sprint Canada - Deloitte and Touche Canadian Blood Services - JANkelley Marketing Bell Canada - Pharmacia Canada TD Canada Trust Visa - Harlequin Rent Express - Padulo Hewlett Packard - HMV Independent Order of Foresters - Universal AC Neilson - TD Private Client Group York University Thank You for your interest in is a company that provides an exciting "hands-on team building experience" that promotes group unity through the creation of a dynamic musical experience. Click here to read Testimonials Participants will have fun while playing simple parts on hand drums and percussion instruments and they are facilitated through exercises which demonstrate how to : listen and cooperate more effectively explore creativity find their own identity while contributing to the group as a whole For more info, click below For more information, contact us at: paul@boomdrumming.com
Department Of Wind & Percussion Instruments
Department of Wind percussion instruments,University of Michigan School of Music.
http://www.music.umich.edu/departments/winds/index.lasso

Extractions: The Department of Wind and Percussion Instruments offers outstanding training to talented players of woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments. Students receive thorough preparation for careers as soloists, chamber musicians, band and orchestra instrumentalists, and teachers. The Department's exceptional range and depth of programs provide the specialization and breadth of training to meet individual needs and the demands of today's music professions. At Michigan, private study with a major artist-teacher and intensive performance experience are the foundations for developing professional instrumentalists. Students give many public performances in orchestras, bands, and smaller ensembles under the direction of eminent faculty and guest conductors. Donald Sinta (Chair, Earl V. Moore Professor of Music; saxophone) Richard Beene (bassoon) William Campbell (trumpet) Deborah Chodacki (clarinet) Michael Gould (percussion) (horn) David Jackson (trombone) Fritz Kaenzig (tuba and euphonium) Nancy King (oboe) Fred Ormand (clarinet) Amy Porter (flute) Michael Udow (percussion) ; Associated Faculty: Wesley Jacobs
Department Of Wind & Percussion Instruments
Undergraduate Wind and percussion instruments Audition Requirements. GraduateWind and percussion instruments Audition Requirements.
http://www.music.umich.edu/departments/winds/audition.lasso

Extractions: Piano accompaniment is neither required nor provided for in-person auditions. An accompanist is recommended for a taped audition. Applicants to the Bachelor of Music in Performance: Wind Instruments Major with Teacher Certification (Curriculum C) will also be scheduled for an interview with a representative of the Department of Music Education. Prepare two etudes of contrasting nature from the Weissenborn 50 Advanced Studies and a solo of your choice. Selections need not be memorized. Changes in audition repertoire are possible if requested in advance. Prepare a minimum of two compositions of your choice from the basic repertoire representing different styles, and two etudes showing legato style and articulation. In the case of compositions with several movements, it may not be necessary to play the complete work. Prepare ten to fifteen minutes of solo or etude literature representing your highest level of proficiency. In addition, you should be prepared to play two-octave major and chromatic scales. Memorization is expected for scales but not for the solo literature. Sight-reading may be included. Because of a faculty sabbatical leave for Winter term 2003, euphonium and tuba applicants are encouraged to apply by September 15, 2002, and select the November 22, 2002, audition date if at all possible. Prepare three compositions from the standard solo flute repertoire and two orchestral excerpts representing your highest level of proficiency. Please include a movement of a concerto as one of your selections. You may perform one movement from a composition with multiple movements or an advanced etude. Choose from the contrasting styles of the Baroque, Classical, French, or Contemporary literature. Memorization of the solo repertoire and excerpts is not required, however proficiency and memorization of all major, minor, and chromatic scales is assumed and may be assessed at the audition.
See BandUSA To Purchase Or Repair Clarinets Trumpets Flutes Saxophones Trombones
Large database of wind and percussion instruments, instrument accessories, and instrument information.
http://www.bandusa.com

Extractions: See BandUSA to Purchase or repair Clarinets Trumpets Flutes Saxophones Trombones. American Band Idol Contest See BandUSA to Purchase or repair Clarinets Trumpets Flutes Saxophones Trombones. We are school music specialest. Our road sales people call on more than ninety schools in our local sales area each week. Our shop repairs hundreds of band and orchestra instruments a month. We carry a complete line of the most popular band and orchestra accessories. We want you to See BandUSA to Purchase or repair Clarinets Trumpets Flutes Saxophones Trombones and all the related accessories. Also, see us for orchestra relasted instruments and accessories. In addition to the email icons on these pages you can call us at 903-593-3195. Don't forget, See BandUSA to Purchase or repair Clarinets Trumpets Flutes Saxophones Trombones
Musical And Percussion Instruments, CDs, MP3
Instruments from various cultures (African, Latin American, Indian, folk); CDs and donated MP3 files .Category Shopping Music InstrumentsMusic Shop, musical and percussion instruments from around the world, Samba fromBrazil, African, Folk, Indian, Childrens drums, music CDs from independent
http://www.earthvibemusic.com/

Extractions: Earth Vibe Music is dedicated to the promotion of hand crafted musical instruments and musicians who use them. This site is about you being able to order instruments and CDs which would not normally be available through standard outlets. We are adding to the range on a regular basis as we find more instruments and music.
Haag, Babette
Invites you to an exciting tour of the wonderful world of percussion instruments. With music clips in RealAudio.
http://www.magic-drums.com
Indian Musical And Percussion Instruments From Bina Musicals
percussion instruments, percussion instruments Tabla Pakahwaj -Khol - Nall - Dholak - Bhangra Dhol. USA customers can purchase
http://www.earthvibemusic.com/india.htm

Extractions: Bina Musicals was established five decades ago, and has since then become the largest manufacturing and exporting house of premium musical instruments in India. Bina has become a household name in select music circles. This is a result of Binas' constant endeavour to offer superior value and commitment to discerning musicians world-wide and for being pioneers in the art of making the harmonium.
Black Swamp Percussion - Drums, Tambourines, Mallets, Concert Percussion
Professional drums, tambourines, mallets, castanets, triangles, and cases.Category Arts Music Instruments Percussion ManufacturersBlack Swamp Percussion is a manufacturer of professionalconcert and symphonic percussion instruments.
http://www.blackswamp.com/
Percussion Instruments
percussion instruments As you can see from the picture, the xylophoneis played with a padded mallet (which looks like a hammer).
http://www.americastory.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi/sh/oddball/mallet_1

Extractions: As you can see from the picture, the xylophone is played with a padded mallet (which looks like a hammer). In 1898, Barnum and Bailey's circus pigs were trained to play this instrument, among other feats. But don't be fooled by this humorous depiction. Playing the xylophone well requires great precision to hit just the right bar at the right time, which produces a musical tone. The xylophone is a percussion instrument (one that is played either by striking, shaking or scraping it) that likely originated in Southeast Asia or Oceania. It's one of the central instruments of the music of Africa, possibly being brought to that continent through trade or people migrating from other places. Slaves from Africa brought the xylophone with them when they were taken to Latin America, and from there it eventually made its way to the United States. Today's xylophone has bars arranged in two rows, sort of like the keys of a piano, and rests on a stand. Listen to some xylophone music from 1921.
Earthshine Company ..A Store With Imagination. We Carry A Variety Of Gifts, Hand
Custom patchwork pants and apron dresses by Shannon Hokaj, woodworking, incense and percussion instruments.
http://www.earthshineco.com/

Extractions: Earthshine Co. NO annoying pop-ups or spam- ever! Welcome to the official site of Earthshine Company. In no way does this represent the vast array of unique items found at our store, so stop in sometime and see for yourself! Site navigation, contact info/directions and an order form are found at the left of each main page. Links are blue. This site features: Cool Stuff to check out
Percussion Instruments
percussion instruments The marimba is another percussion instrument that isplayed with a rubber mallet. Marimba is the African name for xylophone.
http://www.americastory.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi/sh/oddball/mallet_2

Extractions: The marimba is another percussion instrument that is played with a rubber mallet. Marimba is the African name for xylophone. It resembles that instrument in shape, but it's bigger and has a wider range of notes. Many popular songs in the early 1900s were given a marimba "twist," such as this recording of the "Stars and Stripes Forever March." The fact that marimba songs were well liked by Americans shows the increased exposure the public had to foreign styles of music.
Kallisti1
Offering handcrafted - from carefully selected woods, such as maple, birch, cherry, and padouk - personal percussion instruments.
http://www.kallisti-percussion.com/

Extractions: K A LLISTI Percussion F INELY CRAFTED PERSONAL PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS "Each Kallisti marimba is individually crafted from carefully selected woods to enhance tonality and is customed tuned to exacting standards. about k a llisti percussion... View and listen to some of our favorite marimba models : 6 Note Pentatonic in C Major 2 Octave Chromatic 2 Octave Diatonic in C Major for a complete listing of handcrafted ... Links to other percussion sites... Contact Bruce Scherer for more information: 309 Gidney Road, Orange MA 01364 kallisti@kallisti-percussion.com
BUBL LINK: 786 Keyboard And Percussion Instruments
786 Keyboard and percussion instruments. 786.2 Pianos 786.4 Harpsichords786.5 Organs 786.7 Electronic instruments 786.8 percussion instruments.
http://link.bubl.ac.uk/ISC10100
BUBL LINK: 786.8 Percussion Instruments
instruments DeweyClass 786.8 ResourceType index Location usa Encyclopediaof Percussion Offers information about percussion instruments and terms.
http://link.bubl.ac.uk/ISC10503

Extractions: All links checked August 2001 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Drum Lessons Collection of links to lessons on drumming and percussion techniques. Lessons are arranged by subject, including basic beats, ghost strokes, linear drumming, phrasing, soloing, and syncopation. Also provides information on buying and setting up a drum kit, and associated health issues.
Interact And Learn Ethnic Percussion - Drums And Percussion Instruments And Educ
percussion instruments and self-study courses. Afro-Cuban, Latin, and African percussion including Category Shopping Music Instruments Ethnic and RegionalSpecializing in African and AfroCuban drums and percussion instruments andaccessories including congas, bongos, timbales, djembes and bata drums.
http://www.interact-learn.com/

Extractions: Interact and Learn Ethnic Percussion specializes in African and Afro-Cuban drums and percussion instruments and accessories including congas, bongos, timbales, djembes, bata drums, shakers, shekere, bells, blocks, drums, and all sorts of percussion and drum accessories. Our drum and percussion store carries the complete line of LP Music Group (Kaman) percussion instruments including their LP Aspire, Matador, World Beat, LP Galaxy, LP Galaxy Giovanni, and LP Classic lines. We also carry Meinl congas, bongos and other Meinl percussion instruments and accessories. Our African drums and percussion instruments feature ashikos, adowa, bada, bobo, bougarabou, rasta, brekete, djun-djuns, doumbeks, ewe, gudugudu, igba, kete, kurukutu, oslama, sakara, talking, and togo drums. Our education deparment features videos and self-study courses on various aspects of African and Afro-Cuban drumming including bembe, rumba guaguanco, and the use of traditional Afro-Cuban rhythms in contemporary music. We also offer virtual percussion courses. We teach private and public classes on drums and percussion in the Seattle area, and can create custom workshops for your school or business organization. Public percussion classes are also taught through the University of Washington's ASUW Experimental College. Try our "Shake Rattle and Roll" or "Rhythms in the Round" workshops at your next group gathering. Playing drums has long been known to have great physical benefits for both young and old. For children, it teaches team building skills, and introduces them to the fundamental aspect of music - rhythm. For adults, it also boosts team building skills, bringing people closer together and teaching them how to function as a single unit in time with one another. It also has benefits for patients with Alzheimers and Parkinsons, providing a simple means of finding rhythm in their life.
The Galileo Spaces, Centre De Création Pour Musique Et Danse
Information on choreography, composition, percussion instruments of Kerala and the Kathakali Dance Theatre.
http://www.silentculture.org/creation/english.html
ThinkQuest
Learn basic information and the history of brass, woodwind, string, and percussion instruments. Also listen to sound clips of orchestra music. A ThinkQuest web site.
http://tqjunior.thinkquest.org/5116/
Percussion Instruments
%hunt_margin%% percussion instruments As you can see from the picture, thexylophone is played with a padded mallet (which looks like a hammer).
http://www.americaslibrary.gov/sh/oddball/sh_oddball_mallet_1.html

Extractions: As you can see from the picture, the xylophone is played with a padded mallet (which looks like a hammer). In 1898, Barnum and Bailey's circus pigs were trained to play this instrument, among other feats. But don't be fooled by this humorous depiction. Playing the xylophone well requires great precision to hit just the right bar at the right time, which produces a musical tone. The xylophone is a percussion instrument (one that is played either by striking, shaking or scraping it) that likely originated in Southeast Asia or Oceania. It's one of the central instruments of the music of Africa, possibly being brought to that continent through trade or people migrating from other places. Slaves from Africa brought the xylophone with them when they were taken to Latin America, and from there it eventually made its way to the United States. Today's xylophone has bars arranged in two rows, sort of like the keys of a piano, and rests on a stand. Listen to some xylophone music from 1921.

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