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   E East Africa, Instruments from   Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Sub-Saharan Africa on Display in the NMM's Beede Gallery Echo Cornet   Presentation Cornet with echo attachment by Graves & Co., Boston, 1851 Educational Content and Standards for South Dakota Schools Educational Thematic Tours Egypt, Instruments from   Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from North Africa and Western/Central Asia Eight Auspicious Symbols (Tibet/Nepal) Electric Guitars, Checklists   Checklist of Electric Guitars by Gibson Electric Guitars, Selected (in chronological order)   Electric guitar by Vivi-Tone Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan (1934-1935)   Prototype electric upright bass guitar by Gibson, Inc., Kalamazoo (1938)   Electric lap steel guitar by Fender Electric Instrument Co., Fullerton (1949-1952)   Electric bass guitar by Epiphone, Kalamazoo (1967)   Barbara Mandrell's electric double-neck guitar by Semie Moseley, Carson City, Nevada (1981)   Electric bass guitar by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (FMIC), Japan (1982-1984)   Barbara Mandrell's electric lap steel (crutch) guitar by Semie Moseley, Jonas Ridge, North Carolina (1984)   Electric bass guitar by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (FMIC), Japan (1986)   Custom-painted electric guitar by Gibson Guitar Corp., Nashville (July 26, 1990)   Autographed electric guitar by Gibson Guitar Corp., Nashville (October 25, 1991)   Autographed B. B. King Lucille Model Gibson Electric Guitar, Nashville (1997) Electric Mandocello Electric Mandola Electric Violin Electronic Clavier Electronic Harpsichord   Electronic Harpsichord by Frank Holton & Co., Elkhorn, Wisconsin, 1937-1940   Electronic Harpsichord by Frank Holton & Co., Elkhorn, Wisconsin, 1937-1940 Electronic Instruments Elkhart, Indiana (see Conn Company Archive) Embossing Emicon Engkuk from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist gamelan England, Selected Instruments from (in chronological order)   Cittern, possibly by Petrus Raitta, England (1579)   Spinet by Charles Haward, London (1689)   English Guitar, Preston, London (after 1734)   Flute by Benjamin Hallet, London (1740-1750)   Two Flutes by Richard Potter, London (1750-1770)   English Guitars (1750-1782)   Flute by Thomas Cahusac, Sr., London (1785-1795)   Two Flutes by Richard Potter, London (1785-1800)   Flute (composite) by Richard and William Henry Potter, London (1790-1814)   Harpsichord by Joseph Kirckman, London (1798)   Dancing Master's Fiddle attributed to Richard Tobin, London (early 19th century)   Kit bow by James Dodd, London (early 19th century)   Clarinet in C by Goulding & Company, London (1800-1815)   Flute by William Henry Potter, London (1806-1814)   Two Flutes by Tebaldo Monzani, London (1807-1814)   Two "Tenor" Flutes by Tebaldo Monzani, London (1808-1819)   Two Keyed Bugles, London (1813-1849)   Flute by Tebaldo Monzani & Co., London (1824-1833)   Flute by Rudall & Rose, London (1824-1837)   Flute by Henry Hill, London (1830-1832)   Flute by Henry Hill, London (1834-1835)   Cornopean in A-flat by Henry Courtenay, Alton, Hampshire (1843)   Cornopean in B-flat by Thomas Key, London (1845)   Cornopean in B-flat by Metzler & Co., London (1850)   Pocket cornet in B-flat by Pask & Koenig, London (1850)   Upright Grand Piano by Clementi Company, London (1815) English Horn Engraving Enoksen, Russell, Free Reed Collection and Archive Entenga (African Drum Chime) Erhu (Spike Fiddle)   Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from East Asia   Erhu, China (1950) Estate Planning Ethiopia, Instruments from   Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Sub-Saharan Africa on Display in the NMM's Beede Gallery Ethnographic Instruments Euphonium, Selected   Euphonium by V. F. Červený & Fils, Königgräts (Hrádec Kralové), Bohemia (1900) European Instruments Events Schedule   Calendar Year 2007   Calendar Year 2006   Calendar Year 2005 Everist Gallery: "The American Music Industry" Everist Gamelan:  The Kyai Rengga Manis Everist   Checklist of Musical Instruments in the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist gamelan   The Manufacture and Ceremonial History of the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist gamelan   Arrival of the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist Gamelan In Vermillion (July 15, 2000)   Naming Ceremony for the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist Gamelan (April 26, 2003)   Glossary of Terms Relating to the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist Gamelan Exhibitions   "Beethoven & Berlioz, Paris & Vienna: Musical Treasures From the Age of Revolution & Romance 1789-1848"   "Muzika! A Celebration of Czech and Slovak Music"   "Jacob Stainer"   "Ya Gotta Know the Territory: The Musical Journey of Meredith Willson" Experimental Instruments (in chronological order)   Violin by Chanot & Lété, Paris (1819)   Violin by Chanot & Lété, Paris (1819)   Violoncello by Chanot & Lété, Paris (1819-1820)   Violin by Johann Georg Stauffer, Vienna (1826)   Viola by Carleen Hutchins, Montclair, New Jersey (1953)   Violin Octet by Carleen Hutchins, Montclair (1968-1985)   Violin, epoxy-graphite, by Carleen Hutchins, Montclair (1974)   Violin, Le Gruyère, by Carleen Hutchins, Montclair (1982)   Experimental Keyboards

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