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- The Spiritual Song of the Oboe
by Victor Epand. The oboe is a member of the woodwind instrument family and is a double reed instrument. The oboe has a clear, mellow and warm tone that many people enjoy because of how it can be so calming. Like many brass instruments are, this woodwind instrument is a conical bore, which means that the diameter of the tube begins relatively small and becomes wider to the end of the instrument. This particular i... products, articles, news
- The Medieval Sounds of the Recorder
by Victor Epand. The recorder is a type of flute that belongs to the woodwind musical instrument family, and is more specifically a fipple flute. The recorder is a long tube with a wide mouth piece that the musician blows directly into. It has seven holes for fingers, one hole on the back of the instrument for a thumb and the tube tapers a little near the end of the recorder. This particular instrument has not ch... products, articles, news
- Have You Got Saxuality?
by Charlotte Jones. Having been a professional female musician for over ten years I have realized it's not only down to how well you can play your instrument it's also got a lot to do with what you look like! Men are dominant in the music industry in terms of performance, management and production, despite the increasing presence of women as performers and middle managers therefore have come to appreciate that it is... products, articles, news
- Types of Saxophones
by Kristy Annely. The saxophone belonging to the woodwind family is a conical instrument made of brass and played with a reed mouthpiece, like the clarinet. It was patented as 14 instruments divided into two groups.
Saxophones vary in size from fifteen centimeters to two meters. Commonly available saxophones include the soprano, alto, tenor and baritone, the most popular being the alto saxophone.
The alto saxoph... products, articles, news
- The Silly and Sometimes Amusing Sound of the Slide Whistle
by Victor Epand. Most people are familiar with the slide whistle, but do not often view it as an instrument that is to be played for the same reasons that someone would pick up the saxophone or violin to play. It is a great little instrument that most will use as a sound effect, or to use in adding something into a piece of music they are playing. Also known as the swanee whistle or the piston flute, the slide wh... products, articles, news
- The Irish Melodies on the Tin Whistle
by Victor Epand. The tin whistle is a type of flute that belongs to the woodwind instrument family, though it is often called a wind instrument or an aerophone. Its appearance is quite similar to that of the recorder, but there is little mistake that this is a different instrument altogether.
Like the fife, this particular instrument is constructed with six holes bored into the tube that are covered by the music... products, articles, news
- The Shrill of the Musical Whistle
by Victor Epand. The whistle is quite possibly the most well-known type of whistle out there that most people are most familiar with. It is a member of the woodwind instrument family and is a type of whistle that only emits one sound when blown into. There are many different variations of this whistle that are used today. They are not only used by police, they are also used in sports, by trains and ships; any sit... products, articles, news
- Music Education - What's In It For Your Kids?
by Marcia Covey. Can studying music make kids smarter? Recent research shows that studying music contributes to brain development. Students who study music tend to have higher grades and SAT scores, and receive more academic honors and awards than non-music students. Participating in music provides many other long-term benefits, as well--emotional, physical and social.
For young children, music helps build langu... products, articles, news
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