Musical instruments
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Scope of this subject
For works about musical instruments of an individual ethnic group, additional subject entry is made under the heading [[ethnic group]--[place]--Music.]
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Names and connections
Instruments, Musical; Organology (Music)
- Narrower: Bull-roarer
- Narrower: Electronic musical instruments
- Narrower: Free reed instruments
- Narrower: Glass as a musical instrument
- Narrower: Glass harmonica
- Narrower: Hurdy-gurdy
- Narrower: Jew's harp
- Narrower: Keyboard instruments
- Narrower: Keyboards (Music)
- Narrower: Liquimofono
- Narrower: Mechanical musical instruments
- Narrower: Musical saw
- Narrower: Percussion instruments
- Narrower: Pitchpipe
- Narrower: Reeds (Music)
- Narrower: Stringed instruments
- Narrower: Toy instruments
- Narrower: Verrophone
- Narrower: Wind instruments
- Narrower: Wind machine (Musical instrument)
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 288309558240232004 · morton4x16-v1
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