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Where to buy guitars in Beijing and Shanghai China?

Purchasing Music Instruments in Beijing Beijing Minzu Traditional Musical Instruments Factory 16 Xibianmen Xili, Xuanwu Xidajie Beijing Musical Instrument Shop 35 Dongsi Xidajie Hongsheng Musical Instruments City 225 Wangfujing Dajie Xinjiekou Qinghua Musical Instruments Store 131 Xinjiekou Nandajie Telegraph Building Pittsburgh AV Center 95 Xinjiekou Beidajie In Shanghai try : Parsons Music 16 Fenyang Lu. Depending on what your after and budget etc they should have something there. Both electri...

NY Ericksonian hypnotherapist who specialises in enhancing your musical abilities/learning musical instruments

Thats a lot to ask a hypnotherapist to do. But thats something you can find online....

Looking for musical instruments ?

Best thing is to know what instrument you are attracted to --------- then either go to a music shop or search on eBay :-)...

Since the advent of electric musical instruments, why haven't there been any new musical instruments invented?

if any new instruments are to be invented, they would not be based on any new principles to produce sound, thus will produce the same sounds. instead, using electric instrument and amps, there are many new frequencies attainable. and various distortions can be electronically added....

I need a flea strung instrument?

The Uke uses what's called "re-entrant" tuning. Most lute-family instruments do the strings from lower pitch at the top string to highest pitch at the bottom; re-entrant tuning pushes that bottom string up one octave--and originally that was done not for the sound, but because it was hard to make gut strings that were thick enough to make the lower note. But that's tangential, isn't it-- The point is that, in addition to uke and banjolele, you could take any lute-family instrument and re-string ...

I need a flea strung instrument?

The Uke uses what's called "re-entrant" tuning. Most lute-family instruments do the strings from lower pitch at the top string to highest pitch at the bottom; re-entrant tuning pushes that bottom string up one octave--and originally that was done not for the sound, but because it was hard to make gut strings that were thick enough to make the lower note. But that's tangential, isn't it-- The point is that, in addition to uke and banjolele, you could take any lute-family instrument and re-string ...