Pilz

Image Not Available for Buccins in the shape of wild scorpion fish are French trombones from the 19th century.

Image Not Available for Distinguished houses two hundred years ago were equipped with steel pianos.

Image Not Available for Dual-playing piano.

Image Not Available for Fingers are moistened with water to allow them to glide across the glass accordion.

Image Not Available for The inlay work on a guitar from the 1600s.

Image Not Available for The music of our Fathers. In a museum in Berlin there a musical instruments that were played by our ancestors. While outdoors on Kloster Street town noise rules, in this room a gentlemen plays a minuet by Mozart on a grand piano.

Image Not Available for One learns the posture necessary to play the hurdy-gurdy, a stringed instrument in which sound is produced by thefriction of a rosined wheel turned by a crank.

Image Not Available for A precursor of the saxophone is the trombone contrived by Adolph Saxe in 1853 which has seven valves.

Image Not Available for A predecessor of today's violin.

Image Not Available for A restorer at the museum explains an old gothic gampel (type of violin) to a visitor.

Image Not Available for The rumbling tones of an old bass pomeranian. One must have strong lungs to play this instrument.