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» CHICO Instrument Encyclopedia - Information categorized geographically and by type. Features histories and photos.
» Indian Instruments - Descriptions of 43 instruments from India, such as the sitar, tabla and dholak.
» Mechanical Music Digest - Moderated forum about musical instruments that play themselves. Published daily on the Internet and distributed primarily by e-mail.
» Music Gear Review - Gear news, reviews, tablature and shopping. Covers guitars, basses, drums, keyboards, PA systems, effects pedals, amplifiers, software, accessories.
» Music X - Hundreds of tabs (tablatures) for drum, bass and guitar for alternative, metal and rock music. MP3 files, links and site reviews, how to read tabs.
» Musical Instrument Reference - From MusicArrangers.com. Resource for teachers and students. Modern musical instruments, transposition, concert pitch and best sounding range.
» Musical Instrument Resources - Features historical articles and a directory.
» Musical Instruments - The Metropolitan Museum of Art - The Met presents an international array of musical instruments of historical, technical, and social importance, as well as tonal and visual beauty, from accordions to zithers.
» Musical Instruments of the World - Brief articles and pictures of various "primitive" instruments.
» Musiciansnews.com - News for musicians about instruments, artists and competitions.
» Pro-Music-News - News from the music industry and professional recording and P.A. technology and well as keyboards and percussion product news. [English/Deutsch]
» Reiko Obata's Koto Home Page - Reiko Obata performs traditional and contemporary Japanese koto music. The site includes sounds and descriptions of the koto, shakuhachi and shamisen.
» Society for Self-playing Musical Instruments - Ever since musical instruments were invented, people have attempted to turn them into self-playing instruments.
» Taxonomy of Musical Instruments, by Henry Doktorsi - Chart based on a 1914 scheme by Sachs and von Hornbostel classifies orchestral, folk, and electronic instruments into families. A second chart maps the free-reed family, which includes harmonicas and concertinas, supported by a scholarly history of free-r
» The Institute Of Musical Instrument Technology - The main professional body covering the music industry. Features publication and membership details.