The musical instrument matching game is a fun and engaging way to help young kids learn to recognize common instruments while practicing focus and memory skills. We’ve used this during music lessons ...

Jennie C Jones has planted three massive instruments, played by the wind, on the roof of the Met Museum in New York.

Staff and volunteers were on hand Saturday afternoon, repairing instruments and giving them back to the community.

Trying to narrow down the best microphones for recording is a huge task. There are so many great microphones out there that I honestly struggled to single out a reasonable number of good microphones ...

But who decided this number would be the norm, and why? The king of instruments has played a significant role in music history. From concertos and sonatas, to nocturnes and trios, classical music ...

The most recent trading session ended with Texas Instruments (TXN) standing at $184.55, reflecting a +0.32% shift from the previouse trading day's closing. This move outpaced the S&P 500's daily ...

It features everything you need to make music for free, with creative songwriting tools and instruments, advanced mixing and mastering tools, unlimited MIDI and audio tracks for your own ...

You can with KOAT 7's Music Matters. Drop off the instrument you're donating to Robertson and Sons violin shop then. We'll get it in the hands of kids through the NM Phil's Young Musicians Initiative.

Music therapy: This can include singing, playing instruments or listening to music and talking about its meaning, for instance. It is not the same as listening to music at home for relaxation as ...

These six forgotten instruments once defined musical traditions, but where are they now? Explore their origins, unique sounds, and the last musicians keeping them alive. Think of an Indian musical ...

It took three months to clean off the botched varnish job to reveal a rich original varnish beneath. At one point in time, Fulton’s musical instrument collection numbered 27 pieces, most of which are ...

Music can come from surprising places—even zoo animal enclosures. One group of (human) performers is proving that you don’t even need conventional instruments to make melodies. The Vienna ...