Alphabetical Index to the National Music Museum Website (Except Makers) Including Links To Instruments Currently Featured on This Website. This Index Does Not Include Thousands of Other Instruments Not Yet Posted. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z   D D'Angelico/D'Aquisto/Gudelsky Workshop Dad Parker and his Country Orchestra (1920-1935) Damaru (Skull Drum), Tibet (mid-19th century) Dance Rattles of Indigenous Peoples of North America Dancing Master's Fiddles, Checklists of and including Dancing Master's Fiddles, Selected   Four Dancing Master's Fiddles   Dancing Master's Fiddle attributed to Richard Tobin, London (early 19th century) Dbang Dung (Brass Horn), Tibet (19th century) Description of the Museum Deferred Giving Dhyāngro (Frame Drum), Nepal (early 20th century) Digital Image Order Form Digital Image Reproduction Form Digital Images, Fees Digital Images, Instructions for Ordering Digital Images, Permission to Reproduce Directions to the Museum Directory of Musical Instrument Makers Featured on this Website Disc-valve Trumpet and Cornopeans, Checklist Disc Valves Dizi (Transverse Flute), China (1980-1990) Dobatsu (Cymbals), Japan (1853) Dobro Resonator Guitar Donate An Instrument Donations, Cash Donations, Non-Cash Double-Reed Woodwinds, Non-Western (in chronological order)   Double-reed Woodwind (Algaita), Nigeria (1925)   Double-reed Woodwind (Sorna), Iran (1950) Double-Neck Electric Guitar Double-Piston Valves Downstriking Piano Action Dresden Rim Dril bu (Hand Bell), Tibet (20th century) Drum Beaters (Indigenous Peoples of North America) Drum Chime (Africa) Drums, Bass, Checklists of and including Drums, Bass, Selected (in chronological order)   Long drum, Britain (1714-1727)   Bass Drum, USA (1888) Drums, Ceremony (Indigenous Peoples of North America) Drums, Checklists of and including. See also:   Percussion Collection Bibliography   Tom Ptak Collection and Archives Drums, Chinese Toms, Checklists including   Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from East Asia Drums, Selected (in chronological order)   Swiss Side Drum (1750)   French Side Drum (1850-1900)   Belgian Side Drum (1850-1900)   Side Drum by W. S. Tompkins, Yonkers, New York (1860)   Three Civil War Era Drums   Civil War Drums and Brass Instruments   Snare Drum by Lyon & Healy, Chicago (1893)   Snare Drum by J. B. Treat for Thompson and Odell, Boston (1905)   Side Drum by Lyon & Healy, Chicago (1906-1930)   Parade Drum by Ludwig & Ludwig, Chicago (1917)   Snare Drum by Ludwig & Ludwig, Chicago (1920)   Snare Drum by Ludwig & Ludwig, "Black Beauty" Model, Chicago (1920-1925)   Side Drum by Wilson Brothers, Chicago (1925)   Parade Drum by WFL Drum Company (1940)   Parade Drum by WFL Drum Company (1942)   Parade Drum by WFL Drum Company (1942)   Parade Drum by Ludwig & Ludwig, Elkhart (1943)   Snare Drum by Ludwig & Ludwig, "Pioneer Model," Elkhart (1946) Drums, Frame, Non-Western (in chronological ordfer)   Frame Drum (Duff), Syria (19th century)   Frame Drum (Duff), Egypt (1880-1900)   Frame Drum (Dhyāngro), Nepal (early 20th century) Drums, Non-Western (in chronological order)   Frame Drum (Duff), Egypt (1880-1900)   Drum, Sarawak, Malaysia (Late 19th-Early 20th Century)   Frame Drum (Duff), Syria (19th century)   Three Drums from Oceania (19th-20th centuries)   Vertical Slit Drum (Nanaru a Ting Ting), Ambryn Island, New Hebrides (1900-1915)   Frame Drum (Dhyāngro), Nepal (early 20th century)   Two African drums from Set of Tuned Drums or Drum Chime (Entenga), Uganda (1910)   Goblet Drum (zarb or dombak), Iran (Persia) (1925) Drums, Slit, Checklists including   Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From East Asia Drums, Slit, Selected (in chronological order)   Nangangzi, southern China (ca. 1850)   Nanaru a ting ting (vertical slit drum), Ambryn Island, New Hebrides (ca. 1900-1915)   Kenthogan by Ud Soepoyo, Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia (1999) Drums, Snare, Checklists of and including Dudley, Marjorie Eastwood, (South Dakota Composer) Archive Dulcimers, Appalachian, Checklist of Dulcimers, Hammered, selected (in chronological order)   Hammered Dulcimer (Yangqin) by De Shang Co., Canton City, China (early 20th century)   Dulcimer, Hammered, (Santur) by Sarkhosh, Tehran, Iran (1969)

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