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Alfredjameshipkins Collection

"Meet Alfred James Hipkins: A Melodic Journey through Time and Cultures" Step into the world of music aficionado Alfred James Hipkins

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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Dolciano, oboe, bassoon, oboe da caccia and basset horn
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Northumbrian bagpipes and Lowland Scotch bagpipe
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Chinese ti-tzu, so-na, yueh-ch in, la-pa
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Clavichord with painted lid in the Chinese
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Viola da gamba or bass viol with carved ivory head and neck
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Two double flageolets, a German flute, and two flutes douces
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Chinese instruments: Huch in, Sheng, San-hsien and Pipa
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Alard and Guarnerius del Gesu violins by Stradivarius
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Double keyboard spinnet or virginal by Hans
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Queen Elizabeth Is virginal, made in Italy circa 1570
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Japanese stringed instruments: Siamisen, kokiu and biwa
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Chinese fiddles and Thai woodwind instruments
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: A transverse spinet with six legs by Stephen
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Virginal or harpsichord, Vierkante Clavisingel
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Oliphant or ivory hunting horn, 16th century
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Clavicytherium or upright spinnet
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Marimba or Zulu harmonicon of South Africa
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Japanese koto or 13-string harp made of kiri wood
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Thai harmonicons: Ranat ek and khong yai (xylophones)
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Indian percussion instruments: tabla, m ridang and nahabat
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Indian sitars and a vina with large soundboxes
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Cornemuse, Calabrian bagpipes, musette and bellows
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Lituus, buccina, cornet, and trumpets
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Silver state trumpet and kettledrum with the Royal Arms
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Cavalry bugle and trumpets
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Pedal harp in green and gold owned by King George IV
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Empress harpsichord by Shudi and Broadwood, 1773
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Guitar decorated with ebony, ivory and mother-of-pearl
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Sordino or pocket fiddle
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Bell harp and hurdy gurdy
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Pandurina or discant lute, and two Milanese mandoline lutes
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Clarsach Lumanach, Lamont harp or Highland harp, 1464
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Cetera or cither by the violin-maker Antonius
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Viola d amore or the Love Viol
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Guitar with beautiful arabesque rose made by
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Violin bought by Samuel Hellier in 1679
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Ancient Welsh crwth and Russian balalaika or
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Ten-string Quintena or Chiterna (Italian guitar)
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Three chitarroni (theorbo or bass lute)
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Queen Marys harp (Gaelic harp) from before
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Dulcimer, a variety of psaltery or qanun played
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Cetera or cither
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Positive organ or chamber organ from the era
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Portable organ and extremely rare Bible regal (harmonium)
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Regal in finely carved walnut, Switzerland, 16th century
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: The 10-string Rizzio guitar in tortoiseshell with ivory
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Alfredjameshipkins Collection: Burgmote horns of hammered bronze, 14th century

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"Meet Alfred James Hipkins: A Melodic Journey through Time and Cultures" Step into the world of music aficionado Alfred James Hipkins, where a symphony of diverse instruments awaits. From the enchanting Dolciano to the soulful oboe and bassoon, his collection encompasses an array of wind instruments that captivate listeners. Venturing further, discover the unique sounds of oboe da caccia and basset horn, transporting you to classical compositions filled with elegance and grace. And let us not forget the haunting melodies produced by Northumbrian bagpipes and Lowland Scotch bagpipe, evoking images of rugged landscapes. Hipkins' passion for exploring different cultures is evident in his assortment of Chinese instruments like ti-tzu, so-na, yueh-chin, la-pa – each resonating with ancient traditions that have stood the test of time. The clavichord adorned with a painted lid in Chinese motifs adds a touch of artistic fusion to his collection. As your journey continues through this musical wonderland, you encounter Viola da gamba or bass viol embellished with a carved ivory head and neck – an instrument that exudes both beauty and craftsmanship. Alongside it stand two double flageolets, a German flute, and two flutes douces; their harmonious tones echoing across centuries. The allure intensifies as you explore more Chinese treasures - Huchin's mesmerizing notes blending seamlessly with Sheng's ethereal sound while San-hsien's strings resonate alongside Pipa's delicate plucking. These exotic gems showcase Hipkins' appreciation for Eastern musical heritage. His admiration for renowned violin makers shines through Alard and Guarnerius del Gesu violins crafted by Stradivarius himself – masterpieces cherished by musicians worldwide for their unparalleled quality. A double keyboard spinnet or virginal by Hans beckons attention next - its intricate design and enchanting melodies transport you to a bygone era.