Scan 248
Musical instruments, historic, rare and unique;, 1921
90 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. Printed page 122. See the scan on archive.org.
1Siamese Instruments . viii. xlii. xliii.
2Siamese Scale . . xv.
3Siamisen, Japanese . . xix. xlvi.
4" " tunings . . xlvii.
5Sien-tzê, Chinese . . xliv.
6Silbermann, G., piano-forte-maker . . . xxxiii.
7Sitár, Hindu . . . xxi. xl.
8" " tunings . . xl.
9" " modes . . xl.
10Skelton, John, Poet Laureate and author of a poem on the "Clari-corde" . . . xxxii.
11So-na, Chinese . . xlv.
12" " scale . . xlv.
13Sono Koto, Japanese . . xlv.
14Sordini . . . xxxi.
15Spanish Dances . . xxix.
16Spencer, Earl (Oliphant). xiv. vii.
17Spinet . . . xii. xxii. viii. xx.
18" Double . . xxii. xx.
19" Upright . . xxii. vi.
20Spinetta Traversa, Spinetti . . . xviii. xxii.
21S'ruti, Hindu . . xx.
22Stainer, Dr., on Hebrew Musical Instruments . xix.
23Steuart, C. Durrant (Highland Harps) . ii. iii.
24Stone, Dr. W. H., on Wind Instruments . xxxix. one of two readings
25Stone, Dr. W. H., on Wind Instruments . . xxxix. one of two readings
26Stradivarius . . x. xxv. xxvi. one of two readings
27Stradivarius . . . x. xxv. xxvi. one of two readings
28Súrsanga, Hindu . . xl. one of two readings
29Súrsanga, Hindu . . . xl. one of two readings
30Sympathetic Strings . xx. xxvii. one of two readings
31Sympathetic Strings . . xx. xxvii. one of two readings
32Synagogue, Great (London) . . . xii.
33Syrian Scale : . . xv. one of two readings
34Syrian Scale . . . xv. one of two readings
35Syrinx . . . xiv.
37Tabla, Hindu . . xli. one of two readings
38Tabla, Hindu . . . xli. one of two readings
39Tagore, Rájah Sir S. M., on Indian Music . . xli. xlii.
40Ta'khay, Siamese . . xix. xliii.
41Tam-Tam, Indian . . xli.
42Tangent, Clavichord . . xxxii.
43Taruffe (Sitár) . . xli. one of two readings
44Taruffe (Sitár) . . . xli. one of two readings
45Taschengeige . . . xxxi.
46Telyn, Welsh . . . xx.
48Tenoroon . . . xvi. xxxix.
49Thát, Hindu . . . xl.
50Theorbo . . . xi. xx. xvi.
51Thorough Bass . . xi. xv. xxxiii. one of two readings
52Thorough Bass . . . xi. xv. xxxiii. one of two readings
53Ti-chin, Chinese . . . xlii.
54Tielke, Joachim, stringed-instrument maker . . . xix. xxiii.
55Ti-tzu, Chinese . . . xlv.
56" " scale . . xlv.
57Tollemache, Lord (Queen Elizabeth's Lute) . . . ix.
58Tourte, François, violin-bow maker . . . xxv. xxvi.
59Trumpet . . . xxxv. xxxvi. xxxvii.
60" Cavalry . . xiv. xxxvi.
61" State . . xiv. xxxv.
62Twining, Miss Elizabeth, Ruckers Harpsichord . . . xviii.
63URH-HSIEN, Ur-heen, Chinese . . . xliv. one of two readings
64Urh-hsien, Ur-heen, Chinese . . . xliv. one of two readings
65VALDRIGHI, Count L. F. (Modena), musicologist . . . xxxix. one of two readings
66Valdrighi, Count L. F. (Modena), musicologist . . . xxxix. one of two readings
67VanAalst, J.A. (Shanghai) on Chinese Musical Instruments . . . xliv. xlv.
68Vander Straeten, E., musicologist . . . xv.
69Venetian Swell, harpsichord and organ . . . xxiii. xxxiii.
70Vielle, Hurdy-Gurdy . . . iv. xxx.
71Vína, Indian . . . xxi. xl.
72" " tunings . . . xl.
73Viola Bastarda . . . xxvii.
74" d'Amore, Viole d'Amour . . xii. xxiii. xxvii. one of two readings
75" d'Amore, Viole d'Amour . . . xii. xxiii. xxvii. one of two readings
76" d'Amore, tuning . . xxvii. one of two readings
77" d'Amore, tuning . . . xxvii. one of two readings
78" da Gamba . . xiii. xxiii. xix. one of two readings
79" da Gamba . . . xiii. xxiii. xix. one of two readings
80" " tuning . . . xix.
81Violin . . . xii. xxv. xxvi.
82" bow . . . xxi. xxv. xxvi.
83Virdung (A.D. 1511), on Musical Instruments . . . vi. xii.
84Virginal . . . viii. xxi. viii. xviii. xx.
85Vogler, Abbé, advocated free reeds in organs . . . xvi. xlv. one of two readings
86Vogler, Abbé, advocated free reeds in organs . . . xviii. xliv. one of two readings
87Vvendelio, lute-maker . . xi. xv. one of two readings
88Vvendelio, lute-maker . . . xi. xv. one of two readings
89Vuillaume, J. B., violin-maker . . . xxvi. xxviii.
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