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Musical instruments, historic, rare and unique;, 1921
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1INDEX
3Haas, J. W., trumpet-maker. . . . xxxvii.
4Hackbrett . . . xvii.
5Handel . . . xxxiii.
6Harmonicons . . . x.
7Harp, Assyrian . . . xix.
8 Egyptian . . . xix.
9 Irish (Brian Boru) ii. iii.
10 Lamont . . . xx.
11 Pedal . . . xxxiv.
12 Queen Mary's . xx.
13Harper, T., trumpeter . xxxv. xxxvi.
14Harpsichord . . . xxiii.
15 stops . . . xxxiii.
16Harpway tuning . . . xix. xxvii.
17Harris, J., trumpet-maker . . . xxxiii.
18Hart, George, History of the Violin . . . xxv.
19Haydn . . . xv.
20"Hellier" Stradivarius Violin . . . xxv.
21Heptatonic Scale . . . xxi.
22Hiji-riki, Japanese . . . xl.
23 " " scale . xl.
24Hill and Sons, Violin-makers . . . xx. xxv. xxix.
25Hill, Arthur and Alfred, Collection of Musical Instruments . . . xxv.
26Hindustâni or Northern Indian music . . . xl.
27Hipkins, A. J. (F.S.A.) (Lute, Balalâika, Koki, Marimba) . . . xv. xxiv. xlvi.
28Historic Concerts (1885) xii. xix. xxxviii.
29Historic Rooms (Music Loan Collection, 1885) viii. xxxiv.
30Hochbrucker, improved the harp . . . xxxiv.
31Horns, Bronze and Ivory xiii.
32Hu-ch'in, Chinese . . . xliv.
33Huggins, Dr. W. (F.R.S.), on Violins . . . xxvi.
34Huggins, Mrs., Stradivarius violins . . . xxv.
35Hurdy-Gurdy . . . xv.
36 " scale and tunings . . . xxx.
37Huygens, Constantin, lute and theorbo player . . . xv.
39INDIA in London (1886) . . . xl.
40Indian Instruments . . . ix. . . . xli.
41Inventions Exhibition (1885) . . . xviii. . . . xii. xiv.
42Irish scale and modes . . . ii.
43Isawa, S., on Japanese Music . . . xlvi. xlvii.
44Izambilo, Zulu . . . xlviii.
45JACK (Harpsichord and Spinet) . . . vi.
46Jacobs, E., viol da gamba player . . . xix.
47Japanese Commission, Inventions Exhibition xxiii.
48Japanese Instruments . xviii. xix. . . . xlv. xlvi. . . . xlvii.
49 Village (1885-7) . . . xlvi. xlvii.
50Javese Gambang (1882) . . . xlviii.
51 Salendro and Pelog . . . xlviii.
52Jewitt, Llewellyn (F.S.A.), on Ancient Horns . . . i.
53Joachim, Dr. Joseph, on Stradivarius . . . xxvi.
54Joseph, E. (Chitarrone and Pedal Harp) . . . xxi. xxxiv.
55KARNÂTIC or Southern Indian Music . . . xl.
56Keene, S., spinet-maker . xxii.
57Kettledrum, State . . . ix. . . . xxxv.
58Khong Yai, Siamese . . . x. . . . xliii.
59Kit . . . xxxi.
60Khuruj (Hindu keynote) . . . xl.
61" King Joseph " Guarnerius Violin . . . xxvi.
62Kinnor, Hebrew . . . xix.
63Kirkman, Jacob, harpsichord-maker . . . xxxiii.
64Kirsnick, put free reeds in organs . . . xviii. . . . xlvi.
65Klui, Siamese . . . xlii.
66Koki, Japanese . . . xix. . . . xlvi.
67 " " tuning . . . xlvi.
68Koto, Japanese . . . viii. xviii. xix. . . . xlvi.
69 " " tuning . . . xlvi.
70Kratzenstein, Professor, inventor of free reed stops in organs . . . xlvi.
71Kraus figlio, A., musicologist . . . xxxvii.
72Krebar, G., theorbo-maker . . . xvi.
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