Shaped like a fish, tiger and box respectively, the muyu, yu, and zhu are percussion instruments that all fall under the wood ...

The Global Electronic Musical Instruments Market is valued at approximately USD 704.02 Million in 2023 and is projected to grow with a healthy growth rate of 3.7% over the forecast period 2024-2032.

Hindu Gods and Goddesses are directly associated with musical instruments. The most famous being the flute of Krishna, hourglass drum (damaru) of Shiva and Veena of Goddess Saraswati. Silappatikaram, ...

Turkey has long stood at the crossroads of cultural interactions between East and West and nowhere is this more evident than in its rich tradition of music Turkish string instruments in particular off ...

The show will feature works by Lou Harrison, Ivan Treviño, Emma O’Halloran, David Skidmore, and more. Pre-show music features ...

The Latin Percussion LP243 Super Guiro comes with two types of scrapers: one plastic and the other wood. These scrapers offer different sound options, which is pretty cool. The plastic scraper is ...

What many people may not know, however, is that there are musical instruments made from it too. In China, stone is one of the eight categories under the bayin – the classification of musical ...

According to Billboard, the singer's Morgan Wallen Foundation is donating $500,000 worth of musical instruments to schools in need. Wallen's adopted home city of Nashville is one of the locations ...

DHL Express has vast experience and expertise in shipping musical instruments and large items. They were the official logistics partner of The Rolling Stones' record-breaking “Unzipped” exhibition, ...

is set to bring a unique musical experience that defies conventional categories of celebration and protest. “At the heart of our collective is Parai, an ancient percussion instrument that embodies the ...

By Jessica Nicholson The Morgan Wallen Foundation is helping music students across the country, donating a total of $500,000 in musical instruments through the “One Instrument at a Time ...