Every Wm. S. Haynes flute is commissioned and handcrafted to your exacting specifications. They are known the world over for "that sound." Flutists enjoy the rich, full, colorful, even scaled sound over a full range of dynamics that is only Haynes. At Haynes we want to know your sound, the feel of your technical artistry, and the special features that make your flute complete. We invite you to come to the Wm. S. Haynes workshop to plan the exquisite details of your flute in consultation with a Haynes master flutemaker. Artists currently playing Haynes flutes are Ransom Wilson, Maxence Larrieu, Marianne Gedigian, Shigenori Kudo, and Guo Liang Han.

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New England's Premier Hand Drumming School serving the rhythmic community for over 20 years. The DrumConnection offers excellence in djembe and dunun instruction from private classes to exciting workshops and performances. Drums are likely the oldest form of musical instrument known to mankind. So old in fact, that researchers from the National Academy of Science suggested that drumming is part-and-parcel to our species- other primates also drum on objects to communicate. Drumming might very well be something we as human beings have evolved to do. The art of drumming has also in various forms, become an integral component of cultures the world over, from East Asian war drumming , to the talking drums of Sri Lanka and West Africa.

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Dominic's Music is the source for low prices on a magnificent selection of high quality saxophones for sale, violins, flutes, trumpets, clarinets, and other band instruments for sale. Whether you are thinking of buying a new or used musical instrument, want to sell or trade-in a musical instrument, or need your instrument repaired, musical instrument expert Dominic Cucinotti can help. The musical instruments sold at Dominic's Music include lines from the finest manufacturers for your band instrument and other instrument needs.

We are a business that makes, restores, sells and also conducts appraisals for music instruments for customers locally, nationwide and also internationally. Call today at (781) 444-4383 in Needham, MA, for more information.

I first started making instruments in the summer of 1984. I was studying classical guitar performance in the extension program of the New England Conservatory of Music. I rapidly came to the realization that there were a lot of other classical guitarists who were much better than I was, so I decided to switch instruments and learn to play the renaissance lute. Not having a lute, and definitely not being able to afford one at this time, I purchased a "make it yourself lute kit" from the Early Music Shop of Bradford England. Well, the lute turned out OK...sort of (and now in hindsight I say that with great reservations, but, in all fairness, it was my first instrument). A friend of mine however, was very impressed with my work. So much so that she insisted on showing it off to everyone she