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   H Haidi (Shawm), China (early 20th century) Hall, Jody C., (Conn Company) Archive Hammered Dulcimers, 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) Han Koto (Zither), Japan (1850) Handicapped Accessibility Hardingfele, Checklist Hardingfele on exhibit in the Cutler Gallery (detailed photo) Hardanger Fiddles, Checklist Harmonicas   Alan G. Bates Harmonica Collection and Archive   Tour of Bates Virtual Gallery   Treasures from the Alan G. Bates Harmonica Collection Harmonicon, Grand (Musical Glasses) Harmoni-cor Harmonium Harp-guitars, Checklists of and including   Checklist of Plucked Stringed Instruments by Carl and August Larson (the Larson Brothers)   Checklist of Acoustic Guitars by Gibson   Checklist of Guitars by Chris Knutsen Harp-guitars, Selected (in chronological order)   Harp-guitar by Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan (1915)   Harp-guitar by Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Company, Kalamazoo (1916) Harps (Arched), Selected   Arched harp (saùng-gauk), Burma (20th century)   Arched Harp, Belgian Congo (1900)   Arched Harp (Donnu) by Mangbetu People, Uele River Region, Belgian Congo (now northeastern Zaire) (1910-1920) Harps (Free Reed, see Harmonicas) Harps (Stringed), Checklists of and including. See also:   Charles L. Von Berg Harp Archive Harps (Stringed), Selected   Harp, northern Italy (1550)   Naderman Harp (1797) Harpsichords, Checklists of and including Harpsichords, Selected (in chronological order)   Harpsichord by Andreas Ruckers the Elder, Antwerp (1607)   Harpsichord by Andreas Ruckers the Elder, Antwerp (1643)   Harpsichord by Gommaar van Everbroeck, Antwerp (1659)   Miniature Virginal by Franciscus Vaninus, Bologna (1672)   Spinet by Charles Haward, London (1689)   Harpsichord by José Calisto, Portugal (1780)   Harpsichord by Jacques Germain, Paris (1785)   Harpsichord by Joseph Kirckman, London (1798)   Electronic Harpsichord by Frank Holton & Co., Elkhorn, Wisconsin (1937-1940)   Electronic Harpsichord by Frank Holton & Co., Elkhorn, Wisconsin (1937-1940) Harrison Violin by Antonio Stradivari (1693) Hawaii-phone Hawaiian Art Uke Hawaiian Guitar, Selected   Hawaiian guitar by Gibson, Inc., Kalamazoo, Michigan (1942) Helicon Alto Horns, Checklists of and including   Checklist of Side-Action, String-Operated Rotary Valve Instruments in the Utley Collection Hendricks, George V., Brass Instrument Collection Hichiriki (Double-Reed Woodwind), Japan (Late 19th Century) Hiddleson, F. Thomas, Collection and Music Library Higbee, Dale, Flute and Recorder Collection Histories of Selected Musical Instrument Manufacturers (links) Holland Bell Ringers, Royal, Collection and Archive Hong Kong, Instruments from   Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From East Asia on Display at the NMM Horns, African, Checklists of and including   Checklist of Horns from Sub-Saharan Africa Horns, African, Selected (in chronological order)   Hunting Horn, Belgian Congo (1925)   Hunting Horn, Italian East Africa (now Ethiopia) (1925)   Hunting Horn, Eastern Africa (1925)   Hunting Horn (Baragumu), Kenya or Tanganyika (now Tanzania) (1925) Horns, European, Selected (in chronological order)   Hunting Horn by Crétien, Vernon, Normandy (1650)   Miniature Natural Horn by Johann Wilhelm Haas, Imperial City of Nürnberg (1681)   Natural Horn by Johann Carl Kodisch, Imperial City of Nürnberg (1684)   Signal Hunting Horn by Wolf Wilhelm Haas, Imperial City of Nürnberg (1754-1759) Hours of Operation How Much is it Worth? Huapen gu (flower pot drum) by Xin Chang, China (early 20th century) Hummingbird Model Gibson Guitar Hutchins, Carleen, Collection and Archive

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