Search Results for: Musical Tools and Equipment

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	Piccolo N.021 Stamped "Clementi London," this wooden piccolo is less than 12 inches in length.
	Flute c. 1825 N.020 This wooden flute, made by Muzio Clemente (1752-1832) in London c. 1825, was owned in Deerfield, Massachusetts.
	Trombone 1883-1890 2005.55.a-.b Trombone manufactured by Charles W. Hutchins' company of Springfield, Massachusetts.
	Pitch pipe c. 1790 1886.17.01 Since church choir members or "singers" generally sang a capella, a pitch pipe like this one that belonged to Justin Hitchcock (1752-1822) of Deerfield, Massachusetts, helped them to find their starting note.
	Estey Organ c. 1887 1988.23.01 Parlor organs were fashionable emblems of family and religion in the Victorian home.
	Piano c. 1805 1872.13.01 This early 19th century piano bears the label of the Italian composer and performer, Muzio Clemente (1752-1832).
	Spinet c. 1680 1872.13.02 This c.1680 spinet was made in London and is signed by the maker, Stephanus Keene.
	Bass Viol 1770 1886.28 Most early New England meeting houses lacked organs in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and used other instruments to accompany the singing such as this bass viol made and used by Justin Hitchcock (1752-1822) of Deerfield, Massachusetts, in 1770.
	Keyed Bugle 1837-1838 1892.19 This locally owned keyed bugle was made in Winchester, New Hampshire. by J. Kent for Graves & Company.

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