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The Classical Free-Reed, Inc.
The Classical Free-Reed, Inc.: Classical performer, educator and conductor Henry Doktorski offers hundreds of illustrated pages on the concertina, accordion, harmonica, bandoneon, sheng and harmonium (reed organ) including a directory of performers organized by country and instrument. (Woodwind)
http://trfn.clpgh.org/free-reed/ |
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Contrabass Compendium
Contrabass Compendium: A list of bass and contrabass instruments, past and present. (Woodwind)
http://www.contrabass.com/pages/compendium.html |
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Making PVC Didgeridoos and Bamboo Didge Modifications
Making PVC Didgeridoos and Bamboo Didge Modifications: How to build great sounding PVC didgeridoos by focusing on the interior. Also how to modify a bamboo didgeridoo to sound more like a eucalyptus didgeridoo. (Woodwind)
http://www.geocities.com/gangwise/didgeridoo |
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The Woodwind Fingering Guide
The Woodwind Fingering Guide: Comprehensive resource of standard and alternate fingerings, including trill, tremolo, and flattement for common woodwind instruments, tin whistle, uillean pipes, shakuhachi, and sarrusophone. (Woodwind)
http://www.wfg.woodwind.org/ |
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Chemnitzer Concertina
Chemnitzer Concertina: Images and descriptions of concertinas and manufacturers, photos . (Woodwind)
http://www.newulmtel.net/~lorens/index.html |
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The Alphorn in Switzerland
The Alphorn in Switzerland: Discussion of this traditional wind instrument. Includes photos of horns being crafted and played, downloadable audio, and information on playing technique. (Woodwind)
http://www.alphornbau.ch/ |
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Jack's Harmonica Country
Jack's Harmonica Country: In-depth harmonica site containing online lessons, songs and downloadable songbooks. (Woodwind)
http://www.volcano.net/~jackmearl/ |
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Brother Steve's Tin-whistle Pages
Brother Steve's Tin-whistle Pages: Advice and tips for beginning and intermediate whistle players. (Woodwind)
http://www.rogermillington.com/siamsa/brosteve/index.html |
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How To Play the Jug
How To Play the Jug: Describes how to play the jug, provides downloadable audio examples, and gives information on jug selection. (Woodwind)
http://www.schnipp.com/jug.htm |
Additional
Information: These instruments produce sound from vibrations in a body of air (aerophones). They are are generally played by blowing or drawing air through them. Woodwinds like the oboe and bassoon, brass instruments like the trumpet and trombone, and various folk in
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