"Musical Instruments" by Carl Engel is a 19th-century historical exploration of music, art, and culture. It journeys through time and across civilizations to uncover where musical instruments came from and how they changed. The book looks at how instruments were made, what they were made of (like wood, metal, and animal skins), and what made each culture's instruments unique. This historical account emphasizes that studying instruments help us better understand what music meant to different people throughout history.
Musical Instruments [1876]
By Carl Engel
Uncover the diverse history of musical instruments, from ancient times to today, and discover the fascinating stories behind their origins and cultural meanings.
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