Euphonium Hand Strap

ERGOBRASS FOR TRUMPETAfter years of world wide success from our first innovation, the ERGObone for trombone players, the ERGObrass Ltd now proudly brings to the markets our innovation for every trumpetist and cornetist, the ERGObrass trumpet support. It is a new auxiliary device for all trumpet players which gives the player a more comfortable, effective and healthy way of playing the trumpet.The general idea of ERGObrass supports is based on a simple fact that all brass instruments are heavy to hold. We all know that relaxation is very important in brass playing. However, holding the instrument in playing position inevitably produces a static tenson in hands, arms, shoulders, upper body and throat.Most players can play with this tension, of course - but the tension is always there disturbing the performance.By using an ERGObrass support every brass player can stay totally relaxed while playing. And in addition to the better efficency, it is also very comfortable!DescriptionThis full set includes an attaching fastener with the eye bolt for the Quick Attaching Fastener to be placed onto the horn, a support rod with the Quick Attaching Fastener, a spring mechanism with disc lock, 38 cm support tube, rubber plug and screws and the belt pocket. It enables you to use the ERGObrass support device while sitting on a chair or while standing or walking.Check the video (YouTube) how to install and use the new ERGObrass trumpet support fastener.Related products:Additional fastener counterpart for trumpet, 3 piecesTelescopic-Extension-SetAdditional fastener counterpart for trumpetAdditional plate for Rotary Valve trumpet 

POWERbreathe PlusMedium Resistance - BlueAbout POWERbreathe Plus Medium ResistanceSecond generation POWERbreathe Inspiratory Muscle Training (IMT) device65% improvement in airflow dynamics than the ClassicMechanical, adjustable with load setting indicatorDrug-free - no side effects or drug interactionsWashableMedium Resistance Load SettingsLevel 0 = 23cmH2O Level 1 = 39cmH2OLevel 2 = 55cmH2OLevel 3 = 72cmH2OLevel 4 = 88cmH2OLevel 5 = 104cmH2OLevel 6 = 121cmH2OLevel 7 = 137cmH2OLevel 8 = 153cmH2OLevel 9 = 170cmH2OLevel 10 = 186cmH2OPrecise load settings may vary due to: (1) the analogue nature of the calibrated spring tensioner and the precision with which the load is selected; (2) a small effect of inspiratory flow rate upon spring compression such that high inspiratory flow rates lead to greater spring compression, and a small increase in load.This effect is common to all spring loaded devices, and its size is magnified by increasing spring range (it is larger in a spring with a maximum range of 90cmH2O compared with one with half this range), it is also greater at lower absolute load settings.About POWERbreathe Plus IMTPOWERbreathe is a scientifically proven Inspiratory Muscle Training (IMT) device, developed by leading scientists for improving the strength and endurance of the muscles used to breathe in, primarily the diaphragm and intercostals / rib cage muscles.As with any other muscle, respiratory muscles can be trained so that they are more resistant to fatigue. This resistance to fatigue results in reduced breathlessness and enhanced exericse tolerance. POWERbreathe Plus uses scientifically proven Pressure Threshold Training. This provides a specific and consistent pressure to train against. When breathing in through POWERbreathe the load calibrated spring provides the resistance.  Use and CareHow to use:Put the nose-clip on so that it pushes your nostrils together (this is optional but prevents you from breathing in through your nose).Breathe in quickly and forcefully through your POWERbreathe for 30 breaths twice a day (preferably morning and night so you allow your inspiratory muscles time to recover in between sessions). This is the scientifially proven training regimen.As your inspiratory muscle strength and stamina improve, adjust and increase the resistance.Within a few days your inspiratory muscles will feel stronger; within 3-weeks youll feel less breathless; and within 4 weeks activities will feel easier.Full instructions are provided in the accompanying user manual.Cleaning:Your POWERbreathe will be exposed to saliva during use. We recommend that a few times a week your POWERbreathe should be soaked in warm water for about 10 minutes (see your POWERbreathe Manual for full details).Once a week your POWERbreathe should be soaked in a mild cleansing solution instead of water, using the POWERbreathe Cleansing Tablets - only 1 tablet is required each time. Precautions and ContraindicationsPOWERbreathe is drug free, suitable for almost anyone and should cause no harmful side effects when used properly. Please read the following precautions and contraindications to ensure that you use your POWERbreathe safely and appropriately.If you have any doubts about POWERbreathes suitability, or you have a medical condition, please consult your doctor.Precautions:Do not make changes to any prescribed medication or prescribed treatment programme without consulting your doctor.Do not use POWERbreathe if you are suffering from a ruptured eardrum.To prevent the potential transmission of infections, we recommend that you do not share your POWERbreathe with other users, including family members.This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.POWERbreathe is designed for exercising your inspiratory muscles only. No other use is intended or implied.Anyone who is under the age of 16 should only use POWERbreathe with supervision from an adult. POWERbreathe contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 7 years.Whilst training with POWERbreathe you should feel resistance when inhaling but it should not be painful. If you should feel pain whilst using POWERbreathe, stop immediately and consult your doctor.Some users may experience slight ear discomfort when training with Medic Plus, especially if they are recovering from a cold. This is caused by inadequate equalisation of pressure between the mouth and ears. If symptoms persist, please consult your doctor.If you are suffering from a cold, sinusitis or respiratory tract infection, we advise that you do not use POWERbreathe until symptoms have disappeared. If in doubt, consult your doctor.Refer to your Healthcare Professional before using POWERbreathe if you have any of the following conditions: A history of spontaneous pneumothorax (a collapsed lung that was not due to traumatic injury e.g. broken rib), as it may lead to a recurrence of the condition.Pulmonary hypertension o Large bullae on chest x-rayMarked osteoporosis with history of rib fracturesDesaturation during or following IMT (ContraindicationsInspiratory muscle training, such as training with POWERbreathe, is not recommended for patients with certain conditions, including the following:Asthma patients who have low symptom perception and suffer from frequent, severe exacerbations or with an abnormally low perception of dyspnoeaIf you are suffering from a ruptured eardrum or any other condition of the earPatients with marked elevated left ventricular end-diastolic volume and pressurePatients with worsening heart failure signs and symptoms after RMT / IMTIf in doubt, consult your Healthcare Professional.Whats in the boxPOWERbreathe IMT deviceMouthpiece (PVC - not made with natural rubber latex or and phthalates)Nose clipStorage pouch4 cleansing tabletsUser manual

VINCENT BACH EMBOUCHURE VISUALIZERMouthpiece rim to control the embouchureSilver plated finishDouble - Trumpet and Trombone

A.P.E. - Anti-Pressure Exerciser    Trumpet players know this story all too well.... To get those screaming high notes, there is a natural tendency to push the mouthpiece HARD against the chops. Often times too hard - to the point where you regret it later. Players know that more mouthpiece pressure can help to support weak or tired chops in order to continue playing. The downside is that too much pressure against the lips prevents proper blood flow, and you wear out even faster - and finally it's game over until you've had plenty of time to rest. The Warburton A.P.E. helps you learn how to maintain a high quality full-range buzz without applying excessive pressure. Now available for Trumpet, Cornet, French Horn, and Tenor Trombone!  Key Benefits:By learning how to reduce mouthpiece pressure against the lips you will gain endurance.Sound quality will improve because you're also learning how to maintain the best quality buzz.Without the trumpet "in the way", you can focus strictly on learning what mouthpiece angle and embouchure/aperture/lip set works best for you - just by listening to the quality of the buzz. How does it work?It's easy to use - just plug your mouthpiece into it and start buzzing in the lower range. Then increase the pitch of your buzz as if playing a scale. As you ascend higher up the scale you will naturally start to press the mouthpiece harder against your lips. The harder you press, the more you will compress the spring - which in turn will cause the air outlet to begin closing. If you're pressing too hard, the air outlet closes and the buzz stops because the air cannot escape.With practice you will learn to ascend higher and higher up the scale without closing off the air escape.In order to keep the the A.P.E. working as smoothly, you may find it helpful to occasionally clean any debris that might accumulate (pocket lint, etc) between the sliding pieces. A weak detergent solution followed by rinsing with water and drying with a lint free cloth will work fine for this cleaning.One final tip: be sure to push on the A.P.E. evenly from both sides and in a straight line to ensure smooth sliding operation of the parts.   ________________________________________(For clarity, the spring and finger rings shown in the photos above are removed from these illustrations) Bilde 2: Here you can see the air outlet hole and end of the mouthpiece inserted into the A.P.E.:Bilde 3: Spring not compressed and the air outlet is wide open. No problem buzzing in this position.Bilde 4: Spring slightly compressed and the air outlet is staring to close. You will start feeling more back pressure in this position.Bilde 5: Spring is compressed even further by more mouthpiece pressure and the air outlet is almost closed. Buzzing is starting to get very difficult because of the back pressure.  Too much mouthpiece pressure has compressed the spring enough that the air outlet is closed. Buzzing cannot continue until you reduce the mouthpiece pressure enough to open the air outlet hole.Here you can see the air outlet hole and end of the mouthpiece inserted into the A.P.E.:Spring not compressed and the air outlet is wide open. No problem buzzing in this position.Spring slightly compressed and the air outlet is staring to close. You will start feeling more back pressure in this position.Spring is compressed even further by more mouthpiece pressure and the air outlet is almost closed. Buzzing is starting to get very difficult because of the back pressure.Too much mouthpiece pressure has compressed the spring enough that the air outlet is closed. Buzzing cannot continue until you reduce the mouthpiece pressure enough to open the air outlet hole.

ERGOBRASS FOR FRENCH HORN - this set includes both A and BERGOBRASS FOR FRENCH HORNThe general idea of all ERGObrass supports is based on a simple fact that all brass instruments are heavy to hold. We all know that relaxation is very important in brass playing. However, holding the instrument in playing position inevitably produces a static tenson in hands, shoulders, upper body and throat. Most players can play with this tension, of course - but the tension is always there disturbing the performance. By using an ERGObrass support every brass player can stay totally relaxed while playing. And in addition to the better efficency, it is also very comfortable!After two years of world wide success from our first innovation, the ERGObone for trombone players, the ERGObrass Ltd proudly brought to the markets our second innovation, the ERGObrass for horn. The ERGObrass is an auxiliary device for all horn players which gives the player a more comfortable, effective and healthy way of playing the French horn.  Description  ERGObrass for horn, Full Set type AThe ERGObrass horn support full set includes everything you need for comfortable and relaxed playing!Due to different physical structured french horns we have two different attaching plates to fit different horns. This is the set A and it is designed to fit Geyer style horns like Alexander 1103, many Hans Hoyers, Schmids and similar structured hornERGObrass for horn, Full Set type BThe ERGObrass horn support full set includes everything you need for comfortable and relaxed playing!Due to different physical structured french horns we have two different attaching plates to fit different horns. This is set the B and it is designed to fit Kruspe style horns like Alexander 103, Conn 8D, many Holtons, Yamahas and similar structured horns.The general idea of all ERGObrass supports is based on a simple fact that all brass instruments are heavy to hold. We all know that relaxation is very important in brass playing. However, holding the instrument in playing position inevitably produces a static tenson in hands, shoulders, upper body and throat. Most players can play with this tension, of course - but the tension is always there disturbing the performance. By using an ERGObrass support every brass player can stay totally relaxed while playing. And in addition to the better efficency, it is also very comfortable!After two years of world wide success from our first innovation, the ERGObone for trombone players, the ERGObrass Ltd proudly brought to the markets our second innovation, the ERGObrass for horn. The ERGObrass is an auxiliary device for all horn players which gives the player a more comfortable, effective and healthy way of playing the French horn.  Description  ERGObrass for horn, Full Set type AThe ERGObrass horn support full set includes everything you need for comfortable and relaxed playing!Due to different physical structured french horns we have two different attaching plates to fit different horns. This is the set A and it is designed to fit Geyer style horns like Alexander 1103, many Hans Hoyers, Schmids and similar structured hornERGObrass for horn, Full Set type BThe ERGObrass horn support full set includes everything you need for comfortable and relaxed playing!Due to different physical structured french horns we have two different attaching plates to fit different horns. This is set the B and it is designed to fit Kruspe style horns like Alexander 103, Conn 8D, many Holtons, Yamahas and similar structured horns

A.P.E. - Anti-Pressure Exerciser    Trumpet players know this story all too well.... To get those screaming high notes, there is a natural tendency to push the mouthpiece HARD against the chops. Often times too hard - to the point where you regret it later. Players know that more mouthpiece pressure can help to support weak or tired chops in order to continue playing. The downside is that too much pressure against the lips prevents proper blood flow, and you wear out even faster - and finally it's game over until you've had plenty of time to rest. The Warburton A.P.E. helps you learn how to maintain a high quality full-range buzz without applying excessive pressure. Now available for Trumpet, Cornet, French Horn, and Tenor Trombone!  Key Benefits:By learning how to reduce mouthpiece pressure against the lips you will gain endurance.Sound quality will improve because you're also learning how to maintain the best quality buzz.Without the trumpet "in the way", you can focus strictly on learning what mouthpiece angle and embouchure/aperture/lip set works best for you - just by listening to the quality of the buzz. How does it work?It's easy to use - just plug your mouthpiece into it and start buzzing in the lower range. Then increase the pitch of your buzz as if playing a scale. As you ascend higher up the scale you will naturally start to press the mouthpiece harder against your lips. The harder you press, the more you will compress the spring - which in turn will cause the air outlet to begin closing. If you're pressing too hard, the air outlet closes and the buzz stops because the air cannot escape.With practice you will learn to ascend higher and higher up the scale without closing off the air escape.In order to keep the the A.P.E. working as smoothly, you may find it helpful to occasionally clean any debris that might accumulate (pocket lint, etc) between the sliding pieces. A weak detergent solution followed by rinsing with water and drying with a lint free cloth will work fine for this cleaning.One final tip: be sure to push on the A.P.E. evenly from both sides and in a straight line to ensure smooth sliding operation of the parts.   ________________________________________(For clarity, the spring and finger rings shown in the photos above are removed from these illustrations) Bilde 2: Here you can see the air outlet hole and end of the mouthpiece inserted into the A.P.E.:Bilde 3: Spring not compressed and the air outlet is wide open. No problem buzzing in this position.Bilde 4: Spring slightly compressed and the air outlet is staring to close. You will start feeling more back pressure in this position.Bilde 5: Spring is compressed even further by more mouthpiece pressure and the air outlet is almost closed. Buzzing is starting to get very difficult because of the back pressure.  Too much mouthpiece pressure has compressed the spring enough that the air outlet is closed. Buzzing cannot continue until you reduce the mouthpiece pressure enough to open the air outlet hole.Here you can see the air outlet hole and end of the mouthpiece inserted into the A.P.E.:Spring not compressed and the air outlet is wide open. No problem buzzing in this position.Spring slightly compressed and the air outlet is staring to close. You will start feeling more back pressure in this position.Spring is compressed even further by more mouthpiece pressure and the air outlet is almost closed. Buzzing is starting to get very difficult because of the back pressure.Too much mouthpiece pressure has compressed the spring enough that the air outlet is closed. Buzzing cannot continue until you reduce the mouthpiece pressure enough to open the air outlet hole. 

Handpan Sela Harmony Stainless Steel Series SE-207, C# Kurd, 440Hz, Incl. Padded BagThe handpan is an absolutely beginner-friendly instrument where percussion and melody meet. Playing the handpan creates soothing, spherical and long-lasting soundscapes that completely captivate both the player and the listener. Neither previous experience nor knowledge of music theory is necessary, because all the tone fields on the handpan are on a fixed scale. With most models, it is not possible to strike dissonant notes, i.e. notes that sound "wrong". Therefore, you can follow your own intuition while playing and lose yourself in mysterious, dreamy melodies after only a short time. With a little practice, of course, more complicated rhythms, captivating chords and two-part melodies are also possible. A handpan is just as suitable as a solo instrument as it is for playing together with other handpans or other instruments such as tongue drums, guitar or percussion. Sela Harmony Stainless Steel Handpans are completely handmade, perfectly tuned and made of a stainless steel alloy. Handpans made of stainless steel have a much longer sustain than models made of nitrided steel and are therefore particularly suitable for slow, relaxing and meditative playing. At the same time, they are very easy to clean and well suited for beginners, as their fast, sensitive response requires less effort to play. Sela Harmony Stainless Steel Handpans have a matt gold finish, which gives them a noble, high-quality look. Sela offers the largest selection of different scales in this category. The C# Kurd tuning (fundamental frequency 440 Hz) is one semitone lower than the popular D Kurd scale. The central note in the middle of the handpan is C#3, around which the notes G#3, A3, B3, C#4, D#4, E4, F#4 and G#4 are arranged in a circle. Due to the lower tuning, the C# Kurd sounds somewhat more meditative and carrying than our best-selling D Kurd and D Amara models. Particularly practical: an overview of the scale with the individual tone fields is lasered onto the underside of the handpan. Each Sela Handpan comes with a bag made of tear-resistant nylon fabric, which, thanks to its good lining, provides optimal protection during transport. It can be carried either by hand with the two handles or comfortably as a backpack with the adjustable shoulder straps. A practical outer compartment offers enough space for small accessories such as a metronome. - Tuning: C# Kurd (440 Hz) - Tones: C#3, G#3, A3, B3, C#4, D#4, E4, F#4, G#4 - Material: stainless steel - Colour: Gold - High quality workmanship - Handmade - Professionally tuned - Weight: 5.2 kg - Diameter: 57 cm - Incl. padded bag

Grand Concert-modellen er større enn Soprano-modellen hvilket gir et mer fyldig sound. Denne modellen er perfekt ved framføring da den har fyldigere lyd samt flere bånd slik at du kan nå lysere toner på gripebrettet. Grand Concert ukuleler er vanligvis stemt i G, C, E, A, men noen velger å stemme den lavere, i en bariton-stemming (D, G, B, E). Body style: Grand Concert, 24'' scale length (384mm)Top: Solid Spruce TopBack and Sides: Zebra woodLaser engraved headstock logoFingerboard: Blackwood, 18 chrome fretsNut/Saddle: Ox BoneBlack WalnutInlay pattern: 4mm ABS white dotsRosette: Abalone Shell inlayBinding: Abalone Shell and ABS ivoryTuners: Golden open gear with Pearl buttonsElectronics: Belcat UK-500T, 3-band EQ with built in Chromatic TunerFinish: Natural

Stortrommeklubbe Vic Firth TG01, Tom Gauger, General, Maple Handle Tom Gauger General Perfect for all purpose playing. Articulate but not too hard. Head = 2 3/4" | L = 16 3/16"

For music stands 100/1, 10062 and 10065. Waterproof nylon carrying case featuring velcro flap fastener and adjustable shoulder strap. Color: black with silk-screened K&M logo.Dimensions: 500 mmEAN: 4016842107766Fastener: hook-and-loop fastenerHandle or carrying type: shoulder strapMaterial: nylonWeight: 0.1 kg

Stortrommekøller Innovative Percussion FBX-3, Field Series, Hickory, Medium

Trommestikker Vater American Hickory Classics 5A, VHC5AW, Wood TipVHC5AW16" | 40.64cm0.565" | 1.44cm5A with an acorn tip for a nice and full sound from drums and cymbals. Solid and responsive model that practically plays itself.Vater ClassicsThese profiles and sizes have been some of the core models in the drumstick world since the birth of the trap set. Jack Adams [Alan & Ron Vaters Grandfather] even hand-turned some of these drumstick profiles at Jacks Drum Shop in Boston back in the 1950s and 60s. Fast forward to the 1980s, before the Vater brand was launched, the Vater Family found themselves lathe turning these same stick designs for their biggest customer who happens to now be one of our direct competitors. Were revisiting some Vater History with the launch of Vater Classics. 6 core models lathe turned to their classic specs and profiles, just like we made back in our barn in the 1980s. Try them out for yourself and see why that major competitor himself once called them the finest hickory drum sticks in the world! in a hand-written letter to the Vater Family which hangs on our wall to this day.