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musical instruments

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
musical instruments are classified in various ways, but the system devised in 1914 by Kurt Sachs and E. M. von Hornbostel has been accorded recognition by both anthropologists and musicologists because it is applicable not only to modern Western instruments but to primitive and exotic instruments as well. This system divides instruments into five main classes: idiophones, membranophones, aerophones, chordophones, and electrophones. Most idiophones, which are instruments made of a sonorous material needing no additional tension, and membranophones, whose sound is produced by the vibrations of... Read more
SIC 3931 Musical Instruments
Encyclopedia of American Industries SIC 3931 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS This category covers establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing musical instruments and parts and accessories for musical instruments. The primary products in this category are pianos ... Read more
SIC 5736 Musical Instrument Stores
Encyclopedia of American Industries ... engaged in the retail sales of musical instruments, sheet music, and similar ... engaged in the retail sales of musical instruments, sheet music, and similar ... growth in retail sales of musical instruments as the 20th century drew ... Read more

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