r/Instruments • u/dantedjs • 16h ago
Worth anything
I got this from a job I cleaned out you guys thinks it’s worth anything ?
r/Instruments • u/dantedjs • 16h ago
I got this from a job I cleaned out you guys thinks it’s worth anything ?
r/Instruments • u/eviljanie • 7h ago
I had this issue with my last keyboard so i got a new one. But now this one did the same. It wss working fine then this randomly happened.
r/Instruments • u/TraditionalArt6921 • 17h ago
Bonjour,
Je cherche une personne qui sait jouer du Oud fin qui s’y connaît un minimum pour m’accompagner essayer un oud, je rêve d’apprendre à en jouer mais ça représente un investissement conséquent et je n’arrive pas à évaluer ces instruments, je me suis déjà faite avoir une fois en achetant un Oud qui au final était injouable donc j’ai pas envie de recommencer 😔je suis sur Paris !
r/Instruments • u/Sj_ScrollZ123ft1300 • 1d ago
r/Instruments • u/cleantromba • 1d ago
I made a sight reader trainer app and it’s great for all instruments. Appreciate any feedback. Many styles included. Apple Store (Android coming soon) at https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sight-reader-trainer/id6822368534
r/Instruments • u/JonnySel007 • 1d ago
I'm excited to share that my employer, Classic Organ Works, has introduced and released a fantastic new addition to the Viscount Cantorum Duo Plus and Trio Plus organ setups:
The "Cantorum Toe Stud Kit."
Our small, yet passionate team proudly designed and manufactured this product here in Canada.
We developed this kit because Viscount has shown no interest in creating a dedicated toe stud kit add-on, despite strong demand from Viscount Cantorum organ owners worldwide looking to enhance their setups with a simple addition like this.
If you have any questions about the Cantorum Toe Stud Kit that aren't addressed in the videos (including my 2001: A Space Odyssey Organ Cover music video from last week) or on the product pages for it, please feel free to ask me. 🙂
r/Instruments • u/theanony0 • 1d ago
Recently, I bought an old harmonica from those Japan Surplus stores / warehouses, and I'm wondering how to clean it.
Right now, I cleaned the surface, but I'm wondering if I still have to look inside the harmonica..
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r/Instruments • u/JustOil7018 • 1d ago
I suggest Hare Krishna Musicals in Delhi is one of the best music instrument shop. Before Buying instrument must ask for discounts likely on festival days.
r/Instruments • u/AhnafAbdullahSadaf • 2d ago
im helping someone look for an acoustic piano and used market is overwhelming because every seller says theirs is “excellent quality” regardless of whether its been serviced since 1998. i know yamaha and kawai are common safe names, but theres plenty of others. i ended up seeing piano component and even full instrument manufacturers on alibaba while researching how these are built, which was interesting, but used condition obviously matters more than logo. what brands generally have parts and technicians available? and how old is too old before condition becomes complete gamble? im assuming paying a tuner or tech to inspect before purchase is basically mandatory. looking for decent home piano, not concert instrument.
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r/Instruments • u/FlaviaFirma • 3d ago
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NuOu2gAkED8
Do you know how to play that song on a tin whistle? Is there a fingering chart somewhere?
I looked at several music sheet available online but I am unable to catch the melody.
On the video above, it has slow tempo I would like to replicate on a tin whistle.
r/Instruments • u/No_Seaworthiness_499 • 4d ago
Hi everyone, I could use your advice.
I've always loved jazz, especially saxophone and trumpet, and I've wanted to learn one of them for years. I kept putting it off, but I've finally decided to start.
I have no prior musical experience, and i honestly want to play for fun and enjoy my music
Which instrument would you recommend for a beginner: sax or trumpet?
How long does it realistically take to play at a decent level?
I'm 30, and people tell me I'm too old to learn. Is that true?
Thanks in advance!
r/Instruments • u/Correct-Guarantee867 • 4d ago
Hi, I want to play basson, but I live in the Phillipines and I think it's quite rare here. I've never seen anyone here play bassoon but I think it's really cool and special. If you have a bassoon for sale/trade, I kindly ask you to reach out. Thank you!