Alphabetical Index to the
National Music Museum Website (Except Makers)

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Sakara (Frame Drum), Nigeria (ca. 1980)

Salo, Gasparo da, Model Violins

Samoa, Checklists of Instruments from

	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Oceania on Display at the NMM
	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Oceania in the NMM's Study-Storage Collections

Sanjo Kayakum, Korea (1950)

Sansas (Plucked Lamellaphones)

	Plucked Lamellaphone (Sansa), Loango People, Zaire (1900)
	Plucked Lamellaphone (Sansa), probably East Africa (early 20th century)
	Plucked Lamellaphone (Tyitanzi), Angola (West Africa) (early 20th century)
	Plucked Lamellaphone (Sansa), Gbaya Tribe, Western Grasslands Region of Cameroon (1950)

Sanxian (Long-necked Lute), China (1850)

Sarangis, Checklists of and Including

	Consult Checklist of the Instruments from India on Display at the NMM
	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from India in the NMM's Study-Storage Collections

Sarindas, Checklists of and Including

	Consult Checklist of the Instruments from India on Display at the NMM
	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from India in the NMM's Study-Storage Collections

Sarons, Checklists of and Including

	Consult Checklist of the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist Gamelan
	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from East Asia

Sarons, Selected (in chronological order)

	Saron attributed to Java (Mid-19th Century)
	Saron Barung from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist Gamelan (1999)
	Saron Demung from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist Gamelan (1999)
	Saron Panerus (Peking) from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist Gamelan (1999)
	Saron Wayang from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist Gamelan (1999)

Saung-gauk (Arched Harp), Burma (Myanmar) (1960)

Saxhorns, Checklists of and including

Saxon Rim

Saxophones, Selected and Collections of

	Checklist of Saxophones Made by Adolphe (Antoine-Joseph) and Adolphe Edouard Sax in Paris
	Cecil B. Leeson Saxophone Collection and Archive
	Limited Edition Presidential Saxophone, L. A. Sax Company, Barrington, Illinois (1993)
	John Powers Saxophone Collection

Schediphon, Selected

Schediphon (trombone/euphonium model) by Josef Josefovich Schediwa, Odessa, The Ukraine (1901)

Schedule a Tour

Scherschligt, Alverno J., Archive

Schmidt, Oscar

Schieferstein, August John, Music Library

School Tours

Scruggs, Earl

Banjo by Gibson, Inc., Kalamazoo (January 2, 1980). Gift from Earl Scruggs to Johnny Cash.

Serial Number Websites (links)

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Movie Trumpet

SEHKS (Southeastern Historical Keyboard Society) Conference Photos, 2003

Serpents, Checklists of and including

Serpents, Selected (in chronological order)

	Serpent, England (early 19th century)
	Copper Serpent in C by William Lander, Mere, Wiltshire, England (1825)
	Serpent Forveille by Turlot, Paris (1825)
	Copper Serpent, England (1825-1830)
	Upright Serpent by Sautermeister & Müller, Lyon (1828)

Seventeenth-Century Instruments

Shakuhachi, Checklists Including, and a Selected Example

	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from East Asia
	Shakuhachi, Japan (1950)

Shaman's Rattles (Indigenous Peoples of North America)

Shawms, Checklists including

	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From East Asia
	Consult Checklist of Instruments from India on Display at the NMM
	Consult Checklist of Instruments from India in the NMM's Study-Storage Collections
	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Tibet and Nepal

Shawms, Selected (in chronological order)

	Rgya Gling, Tibet (late 19th century)
	Haidi, China (early 20th century)
	Ottu and Nagaswaram, Southern India (ca. 1900-1940)

Sheet Music Collection

Sheng (Mouth Organ), China (late 19th century)

Shimedaiko (Barrel Drum), Japan (1840-1850)

Shinobue (Transverse Flute), Japan (1950)

Shoaf, Eric C., Guitar Trade Catalog Collection

Shofar

Side Drums (see Snare Drums)

Sierra Leone, Instruments from

Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Sub-Saharan Africa on Display in the NMM's Beede Gallery

Sims, Jay (Sousa Band Personnel Manager) Collection and Archive

Singapore, Checklists of Instruments from

Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Oceania in the NMM's Study-Storage Collections

Single-Reed Woodwinds, Non-Western

	Single-reed Woodwind (Zummara), Western Asia (1950)

Sioux Nation (Minnesota and South Dakota), Musical Instruments of

Site Updates

Sitar

Siter from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist gamelan

Sixteenth-Century Instruments

Siyem (see Gong Siyem)

Slenthem from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist gamelan

Slide Trumpets, Selected

Slide Trumpet by George Henry Rodenbostel and Richard Woodham, London (before 1797/98)

Slit Drums, Checklists including

	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From East Asia
	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Oceania

Slit Drums, Selected (in chronological order)

	Nangangzi, southern China (ca. 1850)
	Nanaru a ting ting (vertical slit drum), Ambryn Island, Vanuatu (ca. 1900-1915)
	Kenthogan by Ud Soepoyo, Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia (1999)

Skull Drum (Damaru), Tibet (mid-19th century)

Slentho from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist gamelan

Smeck Model Gibson Hawaiian Guitar, Roy

Smith, Judge E. G., Archive

Snare Drums, Checklists of and including

Snare Drums, Selected (in chronological order)

	Swiss Side Drum (1750)
	Snare Drum by Moseley W. Stevens, Pittsfield, Massachusetts (1844)
	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)

Sol-o-lin

Sorensen, Wayne, Collection of Woodwind Instruments

Sorna (Double-reed Woodwind), Iran (ca. 1950)

Sound Samplings:  Index of Sound Clips of Selected Musical Instruments at the NMM

Sound Recordings, Copies of

Sound Recordings for Sale

Sound Recordings Archive

South Dakota Composers

	Elmer Lyle Carey Archive
	Marjorie Eastwood Dudley Archive
	Stan Fritts and the Korn Kobblers Collection and Archive
	Felix Vinatieri (Custer's Bandmaster) Archive

South Dakota Schools' Educational Content and Standards

South Dakota Websites (links)

South Dakota, State of

	State of South Dakota Homepage
	South Dakota Tourism

South Dakota and Regional Music Collection

South Pacific, Instruments from

Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Oceania on Display at the NMM

Southeast Asia, Instruments from

	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From East Asia on Display at the NMM
	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments From Oceania in the NMM's Study-Storage Collections

Southeastern Historical Keyboard Society (SEHKS) Conference Photos, 2003

Spain, Selected Instruments from

Violin Bow, King Charles IV, attributed to workshop of Antonio Stradivari, Cremona (1700)

Spike Fiddles, Checklists including

	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from East Asia
	Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from North Africa and Western/Central Asia

Spike Fiddles, Selected (in chronological order)

	Spike Fiddle (Tro), Burma (Myanmar) (19th century)
	Spike Fiddle (Kamanche) and Bow, Iran (Persia) (1925)
	Spike Fiddle (Erhu), China (1950)

Spinet

Spitzharfe

Staff, Museum

Jacob Stainer Exhibition

Stainer Model Violins

Starr, Ringo

Stelzner, Alfred, Research Archive Assembled by James Christensen

Stein, Charles D., Early Electronic Instrument Collection and Archive

Stick Zither (Lokángo Voatáro), Madagascar (1905)

Stölzel Valves

Stölzel Valves, Instruments Featuring (in chronological order)

	Flugelhorn by Louis Müller, Lyon (1840)
	Trumpet in F by A. G. Guichard, Paris (1840)
	Trumpet in F by James Keat, Winchester, New Hampshire (1840)
	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)
	Cornopean in C by Denise Antoine Courtois, Paris (1850)
	Cornopean in B-flat, France (1850)
	Cornopean in B-flat by Jean-Louis Antoine Halari, Paris (1850)
	Cornopean in A by Harteman, Paris (1850)
	Cornopean in B-flat by Marcel Auguste Raoux, Paris (1850)
	Cornopean in B-flat, probably France (1860)
	Cornopean in C attributed to Gautrot aîné, Paris (1870)
	Cornopean in A, France (1880)

Stoll, Charles W., Electronic Organ Trade Literature Archive

Stradivari, Antonio, Selected Instruments (in chronological order)

	Mandolin, The Cutler-Challen, Cremona (1680)
	Violin, The Harrison, Cremona (1693)
	Violin Bow, King Charles IV, attributed to workshop of Antonio Stradivari, Cremona (1700)
	Guitar, The Rawlins, Cremona (1700)

Stradivari Model Violins

Stange, Glenn

String Rotary Valves

Stringed Instrument Collection, Witten-Rawlins

Strohviol, Germany, early 20th century

Study Storage Collections Virtual Tour

Styron for Stringed Instruments

Suling from the Kyai Rengga Manis Everist gamelan

Sub-Saharan Africa, Instruments from

Summer Discovery Series

Summer Explorer Series

Suona (Shawm), China (early 20th century)

Survey of Museum's Collections

Suwukan (see Gong Suwukan)

Sweden, Selected Instruments from

Checklist of Psalmodikons

Swiss Cheese Violin by Carleen Hutchins, Montclair (1982)

Switzerland, Selected Instruments from (in chronological order)

	Trumpet Marine, Switzerland (1675-1750
	Side drum, Switzerland (1750)
	House Organ by Josef Looßer, Lüppfertsweil, Gemeind Cappel, St. Gall (1786)

Syria, Instruments from

Consult Checklist of Musical Instruments from North Africa and Western/Central Asia

Système Belge Valves