MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC

The video explores a workshop in Surrey where historical musical instruments are recreated using traditional materials. It highlights the Dalmage Collection and features instruments like the herty gerty, lute, and serpent. The video also covers the mass production of recorders, making them the most played instrument in history. In contrast, a musical instrument trade fair in London showcases modern innovations, including a solid gold guitar, a modern harpsichord, and electronic instruments.

Which materials are used in the Surrey workshop to recreate historical musical instruments?

• Birch and walnut

• Maple and cherry

• Rosewood and tulip wood

• Pine and oak

What is the significance of the Dalmage Collection mentioned in the video?

• It is a collection of electronic instruments.

• It includes original historical instruments.

• It features instruments from the 20th century.

• It is a collection of modern instruments.

Why is the recorder considered the most widely played instrument in history?

• It is the oldest instrument.

• It is the most expensive instrument.

• Over a quarter of a million are made annually.

• It is the loudest instrument.

What was the standout feature at the musical instrument trade fair in London?

• A bronze drum set

• A silver trumpet

• A solid gold guitar

• A wooden flute

Which modern instrument at the trade fair is described as a 'sort of electronic Ringo Starr'?

• Portable electronic organ

• Electronic bagpipes

• Wired harpsichord

• Rhythm box