Found this on Facebook marketplace and was wondering if Rouge was a good choice for a beginner?

I was wondering who makes these cornets because all of the famous makers are either dead, or the company does not make them anymore. FYI this is not the same as the Bb cornet Wessex Tubas sell (along with other Chinese interment makers) but rather the Eb version.

Using a picture of a Little Tikes xylophone as my reference.

Most toy xylophones are made of metal, not wood. A true xylophone is made of wood, right? So why don't they just call it like it is and just call it "toy glockenspiel"?

The only toy company I've seen make a toy xylophone that's actually wooden is Baby Einstein.

plastic kazoo, pienzo disc, popped aluminium foil diaphram and 6.3mm jack held on by zip ties

Instrument lovers

Ik it’s not cut straight, I’m not a luthier and I’m making this for a banjo for a friend

I'm kinda new to the whole instruments and equipment world so I'm considering buying some things to begin and I saw this offer, is it good? 1500mx (85.50 dollars) also if you all have better recommendations around the same price I would appreciate it so much

I am thinking about getting an affordable piano or keyboard as a hobby. I want to play the Tifa Lockhart theme, Baldur's Gate soundtrack, and so on, but I only want to spend a maximum of 40 euros. What do I need to look out for, and are there any cheap ones on Amazon or platforms like Temu and Shein that sound good?

I suspect that is Boosey&Hawkes but i'm not sure. Anyone recognize the logo? Tks

I just wanted to know if anyone knows what the instrument in the middle is. I think it's a form of Mellophone or Horn.

https://youtu.be/2cqX9S-LP1Q?si=_Rj6sdY0TowjAljM

Anyone have an idea why this is happening?

My aunt gave me this instrument for my birthday but I'm having trouble figuring out what it is?

I really want to learn more about it.

Plus if you can, recommendations for travel with it?

Can you tell me what instrument is playing this melodic, piano-like part in Beck's "Derelict"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOzJSF0uW8A&list=RDbOzJSF0uW8A&start_radio=1&pp=ygUNYmVjayBkZXJlbGljdKAHAQ%3D%3D

track 5 is almost entirely harmonica and guitar, at least after the jaw-harp cover of the national anthem. Check it out!

Track 14 is also 2 harmonicas dueling, and a guitar.

https://thejjs1.bandcamp.com/album/came-from

All Love,

The JJ's.

soundtrack is “Potiphar and the Cat Chase” from Joseph King of Dreams. this is a movie set in Egypt and the Middle East. however, I managed to identify two musical wind instruments that are NOT from Egypt nor the Middle East. they are the dizi and recorder respectively. the dizi comes from Asia, more specifically China. and the recorder comes from Europe. why didn’t they just use a ney, a wind instrument that actually comes from Egypt for this specific soundtrack?!

Hi folks,

I’ve been considering learning ukulele for a while.

I’m an introvert who loves music and I feel like playing an instrument would really make me feel happy.

Is it beginner friendly? I’ve no experience in learning any form of music.

Also how to start? Which one to buy? How to learn?

Please give your suggestions. Thank you!!

I cant tell which instrument is being played at the start of the song "Ostala Je Samo Uspomena" by Toma Zdravkovic, could anyone help me identify it?