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A group of student from SMK Kota Marudu practicing their bamboo musical instrument against the bright backstage backdrop that made them in semi silhouette pose during Bamboo Music Festival at Dewan Tun Hamdan Tamparuli.
A number of curious silver instruments stood on spindle-legged tables, whirring and emitting little puffs of smoke.
Today's Daily Shoot assignment: Make a photo of something musical to illustrate the quote today.
I could only get to the music class of my school, while it was empty. So my musical picture has no teenager musicians in it, as my original idea had been.
Finland is notorious for sullen and withdrawn boys. I see many of them at school every day. Some of them hide a lot of aggression inside the surface. Finland is also a promised land of heavy metal music.
Many boys in my school play in heavy metal bands, and I'm so happy they do! I'd rather they vent their frustration and anger on these drums than on other human beings!
How to make a horrible musical instrument out of garbage. The diet cocarina was one of the 29 instruments I made each day in February.
If you like junk instruments, I'm doing another Junk Guitar Workshop at Etsy Labs in Brooklyn on Tuesday, October 14th. (video from last time)
Authorities are divided on whether it's spelled COCARINA or COKARINA.
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whatever hobby or skill or job is around, they ALL have their own specific tools...
And sometimes I find the thought, that it is the brain and creativity of men that conceived and perfected them, quite overwhelming
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Guitar, Italy, possibly early 19th century
The elaborate decoration of this guitar consists of engraved ivory plaques on an ebony ground. The fingerboard is faced with tortoiseshell. It is strung with six single courses of strings.
Purchase, Rogers Fund, 1969 69.12
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Harpo-lyre, Mirecourt (France), ca. 1830
André Augustin Chevrier (active 1820-42)
This three-necked instrument features a central neck tuned like a conventional guitar (E-A-d-g-b-e), plus a neck on the left tuned chromatically (A-B-c-d-d-e) and one on the right tuned diatonically (c-d-e-f-g-a-b-c). The back and the sides are of figured walnut. Not all of the ormolu (mercury-gilded brass) mounts on the yoke are original.
Purchase, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cassilly Gift, 1992 1992.117.1
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Guitar, Mirecourt (France), ca. 1815
stamped Germain/A. Mirecourt
Essentially a lyre-guitar with abbreviated arms, this variant was fitted with a flat base so that it could stand as a table ornament. The back and sides are of figured mahogany; the top is spruce. Six single courses of strings.
The Crosby Brown Collection, 1889 89.4.1074
My husband got a new guitar but will be returning it because it had the wrong kind of pick-up inside. But before he did I made sure to get some shots of it because it was a really beautiful guitar.
So I have been taking pictures of something other than the baby -- just been too busy to post them! ; )
Sapporo - Shiraoi - Porotokotan - Hokkaido
The Ainu people
music instruments - mouth harp
De mondharp is een klein tokkelinstrument en lamellofoon waarbij de klank gevormd wordt door een dunne lamel aan te tokkelen waarbij het frame tussen de tanden of tegen de lippen wordt gehouden. Een mondharp wordt gemaakt van metaal, maar ook hout (bamboe) wordt wel gebruikt.
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondharp
The Shiraoi Ainu Museum (アイヌ民族博物館, Ainu Minzoku Hakubutsukan) is one of the country's best museums about the Ainu, the indigenous people of northern Japan. The open air museum, which is also commonly known as Porotokotan (meaning large lakeside village in the Ainu language), is a replica village consisting of five thatched houses along the shore of Lake Poroto.
Each of the houses at Porotokotan demonstrates different aspects of Ainu culture and lifestyle. One of the larger houses holds a free, hourly performance (starting 15 minutes after the hour) with traditional Ainu folk dances, songs and mouth harp demonstrations. One of these folk dances, which is performed to send off the spirits of dead bears, was designated a UNESCO intangible cultural property in 2009.
A number of curious silver instruments stood on spindle-legged tables, whirring and emitting little puffs of smoke.
Meteorological instruments aboard the offshore wind power research buoys PNNL is commissioning include anemometers (small white spinning cups on towers) and lidar (large white ball at bottom), among many others. These instruments will provide data that will help improve offshore turbine performance and reduce barriers to investment in large-scale offshore wind energy development.
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Photos from a few days in Füssen, Bavaria, Germany in November 2012.
Some kind of scientific instrument (I guess), just out there in the middle of town.
Thomas Luzorgues, Jean-François Poli, Loïc Polomé & Bruno Tellier
"Créer un instrument d’écoute qui souligne ou modifie la perception d’un lieu ou d’un phénomène sonore".
Voir l'énoncé : www.multimedialab.be/blog/?p=2193
Cours de création sonore
ESA LE 75, 2015-2016.
Professeur : Marc Wathieu.
ESA Le 75, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert.
FILE NAME: 01_00091868
SDASM.CATALOG: 01_00091868
SDASM.TITLE: Boeing, Model 226
SDASM.CORPORATION NAME: Boeing
SDASM.DESIGNATION: Model 226
SDASM.DATE: ca. 1930
SDASM.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The eleventh Model 80A was developed into an exclusive executive aircraft for the Standard Oil of California company. Modifications included auxiliary rudders and vertical fins and a specially modified cabin includung beds, chairs, a refrigerator and galley. Instrument panel.
SDASM.TAGS: Boeing, Model 226
PUBLIC COMMONS.SOURCE INSTITUTION: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
This instrument does not yet have a name. Here, the inventor demonstrates the fingering. The sound is produced by the vibrating membrance stretched across the top. As for the sound, hmm, something in between a clarinet and a medieval cornett.
Edit (12/10/05): Inspired by the suggestion made below, the instrument is now tentatively called a frumhorn.
Pictured are just a few biodetection instruments and sampling products of several dozen among the comprehensive listing in the updated 2014 product guide now available from DHS S&T and PNNL.
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