Musical instruments : historic, rare and unique /
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Edinburgh :
Adam and Charles Black,
1888.
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Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Burgmote horns
- Queen Mary's harp
- The Lamont harp
- Cornemuse, Calabrian bagpipe, Musette
- Bagpipes
- Clavicytherium or upright spinet
- Oliphant
- Queen Elizabeth's virginal
- Queen Elizabeth's lute
- The Rizzio guitar
- Positive organ
- Regal
- Portable organ and Bible regal
- Cetera
- Lute
- Theorbo
- Dulcimer
- Virginal
- Viola da gamba
- Double spinet or virginal
- Three chitarroni
- Spinet
- Quinterna and mandoline
- Welsh crwth, Russian balaläika
- Violin : the Hellier Stradivarius, and two old bows noted for the fluting
- Violins : the Alard Stradivarius, the King Joseph Guarnerius del Gesù
- Viola d'amore
- Cetera, by Antonio Stradivarius
- Guitar, by Antonio Stradivarius
- Pandurina and two Milanese mandolines
- Bell harp and hurdy-gurdy
- Guitar
- Sordino
- Clavichord
- The Empress harpsichord
- Pedal hard
- State trumpet and kettledrum
- Cavalry bugle, cavalry trumpet, trumpets
- Lituus and Buccina, cornet, trumpets
- Two double flageolets, a German flute, and two flûtes douces
- Dolciano, oboe, bassoon, oboe da caccia, basset horn
- Sitárs and vína
- Indian drums
- Saw duang and bow, Saw tai and bow, Saw Oo and bow, Klui, Pee
- Ranat Ek, Khong Yai, Ta'khay
- Hu-ch'in and bow, Shêng, San-hsien, P'i-p'a
- Chinese Ti-tzu, So-na, Yueh-ch'in, Japanese Hiji-riki, Chinese La-pa
- Japanese koto
- Siamisen, Kokiu, Biwa
- Marimba of South Africa.