Sentence examples for historic instruments from inspiring English sources

Drawing upon some inheritance, they kept searching for and buying historic instruments in whatever condition.

Go up to the second floor and you can see all these historic instruments.

Interestingly, in recent decades the early music movement has stoked a resurgence of interest in historic instruments.

Back in Amsterdam, Mr. Leonhardt was appointed organist of the Waalse Kerk and later the Nieuwe Kerk (New Church), both of which have historic instruments.

Some historic instruments and resources at Cambridge were returned to the Old Royal Observatory, which was renamed the Royal Observatory Greenwich.

For much of the 1930s he made Bali his home, studying, redeeming historic instruments from pawnbrokers, recruiting children to learn and play.

I ask if the quaint trumpet that announced the start of the play was a historic instrument.

During museum hours, until March 11, they will constantly play on that historic instrument the 1959 hit song Il Cielo In Una Stanza, originally recorded by the Italian pop singer Mina.

"We plan to release more photos and audio demos of this keyboard in the future so that E.M.S. fans everywhere can finally hear and find out more about this beautiful and historic instrument," Digital Electronic wrote in their statement.

He openly challenged pre-existing federal arrangements, stating on the campaign trail that Australia "should now consider whether that great historic instrument, the Constitution, meets the needs of to-day in the light of the developments which have taken place".

He recalls visiting a museum of historic musical instruments in Berlin, where he was very moved to see the harpsichord that belonged to Bach.