INDEX.

Al-Farabi, a great performer on the lute, [57]
American Indian instruments, [59], [77]
American value of inquiry, [59]
American trumpets, [67]
American theories as to origin from musical instruments, [80]
Arab instruments very numerous, [56]
Archlute, [109], [115]
Ashantee trumpet, [2]
Asor explained, [19]
Assyrian instruments, [16]
“Aulos,” [32]
Bagpipe, Hebrew, [23]
Bagpipe, Greek, [31]
Bagpipe, Celtic, [119]
Barbiton, [31], [34]
Bells, Hebrew, [25]
Bells, Peruvian, [75]
Bells, and ringing, [121-123]
Blasius, Saint, the manuscript, [86]
Bones, traditions about them, [47]
Bones, made into flutes, [64]
Bottles, as musical instruments, [71]
Bow, see Violin
Bruce, his discovery of harps on frescoes, [11]
Capistrum, [35]
Carillon, [121], [124]
Catgut, how made, [1]
Chanterelle, [114]
Chelys, [30]
Chinese instruments, [38]
Chinese bells, [40]
Chinese drum, [44]
Chinese flutes, [45]
Chinese board of music, [80]
Chorus, [99]
Cimbal, or dulcimer, [5]
Cithara, [86]
Cithara, Anglican, [92]
Cittern, [113]
Clarion, [113]
Cornu, [36]
Crowd, [94]
Crwth, [34], [93]
Cymbals, Hebrew, [25]
Cymbals, or cymbalum, [105]
Cymbals, [113]
David’s (King) private band, [19]
David’s his favourite instrument, [20]
Diaulos, [32]
Drum, Hebrew, [24]
Drum, Greek, [32]
Drum, Chinese, [44]
Drum, Mexican, [71], [73]
Dulcimer, [5]
Dulcimer, Assyrian, [17]
Dulcimer, Hebrew, [19]
Dulcimer, Persian prototype, [54]
Egyptian (ancient) musical instruments, [10]
Egyptian harps, [11]
Egyptian flutes, [12]
Etruscan instruments, [33]
Etruscan flutes, [33]
Etruscan trumpet, [33]
Fiddle, originally a poor contrivance, [50]
Fiddle, Anglo-saxon, [95]
Fiddle, early German, [95]
Fistula, [36]
Flute, Greek, [32]
Flute, Persian, [56]
Flute, Mexican, [63]
Flute, Peruvian, [63]
Flute, mediæval, [100]
“Free reed,” whence imported, [5]
Gerbert, abbot, [86]
Greek instruments, [27]
Greek music, whence derived, [27]
Hallelujah, compared with Peruvian song, [82]
Harmonicon, Chinese, [42]
Harp, Egyptian, [11]
Harp, Assyrian, [16]
Harp, Hebrew, [19]
Harp, Greek, [28]
Harp, Anglo-saxon, [89]
Harp, Irish, [90]
Hebrew instruments, [19], [26]
Hebrew pipe, [22]
Hebrew drum, [24]
Hebrew cymbals, [25]
Hebrew words among Indians, [83]
Hindu instruments, [46-48]
Hurdy-gurdy, [107]
Hydraulos, hydraulic organ, [33]
Instruments, curious shapes, [2]
Instruments, value and use of collections, [4], [5], [7]
Instruments, Assyrian and Babylonian, [18]
Jubal, [26]
Juruparis, its sacred character, [68]
Kinnor, [20]
King, Chinese, [39]
King, various shapes, [40]
Lute, Chinese, [46]
Lute, Persian, [54]
Lute, Moorish, [57]
Lute, Elizabethan, [114]
Lyre, Assyrian, [17]
Lyre, Hebrew, [19]
Lyre, Hebrew, of the time of Joseph, [21]
Lyre, Greek, [29], [30]
Lyre, Roman, [34]
Lyre, Roman, various kinds, [34]
Lyre, early Christian, [86]
Lyre, early German “lyra,” [95]
Magadis, [27], [31]
Magrepha, [23]
Maori trumpet, [2]
Materials, commonly, of instruments, [1]
Mediæval musical instruments, [85]
Mediæval musical instruments, derived from Asia, [85]
Mexican instruments, [60]
Mexican whistle, [60]
Mexican pipe, [61], [81]
Mexican flute, [63]
Mexican trumpet, [69], [82]
Mexican drum, [71]
Mexican songs, [79]
Mexican council of music, [80]
Minnim, [22]
Monochord, [98]
Moorish instruments adopted in England, [56]
Muses on a vase at Munich, [30]
Music one of the fine arts, [1]
Nablia, [35], [88]
Nadr ben el-Hares, [54]
Nareda, inventor of Hindu instruments, [46]
Nero coin with an organ, [34]
Nofre, a guitar, [11]
Oboe, Persian, [56]
Oliphant, [101]
Orchestra, [107]
Orchestra, modifications, [7]
Organistrum, [98], [111]
Organ, [101]
Organ, pneumatic and hydraulic, [101]
Organ, in MS. of Eadwine, [103]
Pandoura, [31]
Pedal, invented, [103]
Persian instruments, [51]
Persian harp, [51]
Peruvian pipes, [65]
Peruvian drum, [74]
Peruvian bells, [75]
Peruvian stringed instruments, [77]
Peruvian songs, [78], [79]
Peterborough paintings of violins, [95]
Pipe, single and double, [22]
Pipe, Mexican, [61]
Pipe, Peruvian, [65]
Plektron, [30]
Poongi, Hindu, [51]
Pre-historic instruments, [9]
Psalterium, [35], [87], [89], [111], [113]
Rattle of Nootka Sound, [2]
Rattle American Indian, [74]
Rebeck, [94], [113]
Recorder, [119]
Regal, [103]
Roman musical instruments, [34]
Roman lyre, [34]
Rotta, or rote, [91], [92]
Sackbut, [101], [113]
Sambuca, [35]
Santir, [5], [54]
Sêbi, the, [12]
Shalm, [113]
Shophar, still used by the Jews, [24]
Sistrum, Hebrew, [25]
Sistrum, Roman, [37]
Songs, Peruvian and Mexican, [79]
Stringed instruments, [3]
Syrinx, [23], [113]
Syrinx, Greek, [32]
Syrinx, Roman, [36]
Syrinx, Peruvian, [64], [81]
Tamboura, [22], [47]
Temples in China, [46]
Theorbo, [109], [115]
Tibia, [35]
Timbrel, [113]
Tintinnabulum, [106]
Triangle, [106]
Trigonon, [27], [30], [35]
Trumpet, Assyrian, [18]
Trumpet, Hebrew, [24]
Trumpet, Greek, [32]
Trumpet, Roman, [36]
Trumpet, American Indian, [67]
Trumpet, of the Caroados, [69]
Trumpet, Mexican, [69], [82]
Tympanon, [32]
Universality of musical instruments, [1]
Vielle, [107], [108]
Vihuela, [111]
Vina, Hindu, [47]
Vina, performer, [48]
Viol, Spanish, [111], [117]
Viol, da gamba, [117]
Violin bow invented by Hindus? [49]
Violin Persian, [50]
Violin mediæval, [95]
Virginal, [114]
Wait, the instrument, [113]
Water, supposed origin of musical instruments, [47]
Whistle, prehistoric, [9]
Whistle, Mexican, [60]
Wind instruments, [3]
Yu, Chinese stone, [39]
Yu, Chinese wind instrument, [45]

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