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![]() The National Keyboard Studies Programme, has announced an initiative offering UK school children the chance to learn the melodica. The programme aims to use this inexpensive, low-maintenance instrument to help provide low-cost music education at a time when music provision in schools is suffering. read the full article <here> (link takes you to the CLASSICAL MUSIC website) |
![]() Shinobix (from Shinobu, meaning 'Stealth') is designed to lower the volume of your diatonic harmonica without affecting playablilty. This unique accessory is composed of a cover plate set which replaces your normal plates, directing the tone into Suzuki's custom made Silencer. The silencer utilizes individual spiral structures for each of the 10 reed chambers; effectively reducing the sound level by around 15-20db....read more ![]() ![]() |
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![]() No other musical instrument offers such a diverse learning and playing experience. From the basics you learn to master breath control, keyboard skills, ensemble & solo playing, reading music and so on. As a Solo performance instrument the Melodion (also known as melodica) is fast becoming one of the coolest additions to your line up ...read more |
![]() The new W-37 Kenhamo Melodion is made using renewable materials. The natural wood properties of this very special musical instrument absorb the higher overtones normally associated with a free reeds creating a soft, well balanced tone. Already the Kenhamo (Keyboard Harmonica) is establishing itself among our top professional artists ..read more |
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![]() Beata Kossowska, one of the worlds leading female Blues Harmonica Players and Suzuki Harmonica endorsee has released her own tuition book. Beata recommends her favourite Suzuki Harmonica, the HA-20 (Hammond Harp) and Airwave. For more information <click here> |
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