I'm guessing the collectibility and full size of the old Grafton excludes it from consideration. There are a couple types of "bamboo sax" out there. The...
Hi folks well, what I had in mind *is* something like a Q-Chord. But only a *professional* one: - would include a chapman stick like fretboard for left-hand...
Hi Thomas et al ... I would definetely recommend Accordina instead of melodica. goes for about 1000$: - Marcel Dreux Page: http://www.accordinas.com - French...
Hi all ... Well, I think the beauty ARE the natural harmonics. I once tried a kalimba that had a corpus with skin on it. Beautiful! Still, playing western...
Of corse if the Xaphoon doesn't appeal (but the fingering does) there are some quite small clarinets. They are very popular in Brittany (France), I understand....
Hi, I just wanted to say how much I'm looking forward to this event and I'm hoping that whomever is coming will come up and say hi. It looks like all the days...
... I earn my living working on harmonicas, but I have fixed a few melodicas over the years. ... It's probably not the reeds that are rattling, but loose parts...
Thanks Tim for mention them Real saxes are which overblow octaves instead of clarinets, overblowing twelves. Doesn't matter the material (metal, bamboo,...
Thanks for the 'Puzzle of Light' link... looks like a great CD. I can't figure out how to search the archive? Help anyone? Anyhow, was going to ask about...
... I would be cautious about buying an instrument like that, I'd compare it with a good concertina. Even though it's made in Italy, it won't have the best...
... A THOUSAND dollars?!? Blimey. It looks like a melodica with a different key layout. Can you get cheap accordinas? I'd like to learn the accordion-style...
... If thats' what you want, you could try and find a small childs chromatic accordion. I've seen them made in Russia with 3 rows, thats' all the notes with no...
on a photosharing site that i belong to, i ran across a very homemade looking stroh-cello. behind the old guy busking is another stroh type thingy. ...
do any of you have any experience with 'prepared' cd players? ala yasunao tone i remember i tried it a wihle ago but the cd player i had was too advanced (i...
i don't know about the technological side, but i'm told if you leave yoghurt to dry on a CD it can have an interesting affect to the sound. something about the...
... yasunao tone ... advanced (i guess?), even though it was pretty old, it wouldnt play the cd Well yeah, cd players won't play a cd if it can't be tracked,...
it's my understanding you can get playable cd's with altered sounds by pouring bear over cd-r's. I also have gotten cd-r's to be screwy accidentally by using...
Jesus, Pat! You're really everywhere...!! Help!! ;-) (I'm turning mildly paranoid ;-) I was thinking of something like this: a top row like this g d# *B* c# f ...
about 4 years ago there was some art/music festival down here, i was busy or what not and did not attend, i did read that yasunao tone was going to be...
Angel has already posted, so I will just add a hearty recommendation for his bamboo saxophones - excellent quality and service from the man. I also find his...
The easiest thing you can do to a CD is to make a small scribble on it with a biro or some other sort of pen. Don't make it very big, or else the CD won't play...
I've actually gotten the best results using a cheapo crap off brand stereo system CD player(NOT mini portable ones). It starts to do wierd things with even a...
I once tried pouring bear over a CD. The bear got really pissed, which certainly altered my listening experience. Alternatively, if you pour enough beer down...
When I once could, I poured a lot of beer down my throat. I found I could then face playing English Morris dance music- very strange. Did that for several...
Having problems with message search?
Fill out this form to ensure your group is one of the first to be migrated to the new message search system.
