Musical Instruments from the Renaissance to the 19th century

Music, it is said, is a universal language, a way of expressing and communicating emotion with a grammar, syntax and vocabulary capable of unlimited development. It may be as complex or as simple as the composer chooses, but beyond the limitations of the human voice, musical instruments become the words and the tools of this universal language. Few objects combine perfection of function and aesthetic appeal in quite the same way as musical instruments. To achieve th... >Voir plus