The theme of my art gallery is Music Instruments Evolution. I will be showing you pictures of how the style of music instruments evolved from times before to the times being used now and how different artist choose to play there music instruments.
The Music Lesson, Gerard ter Borch, about 1668, From the collection of: The J. Paul Getty Museum
This picture is showing a musician giving music lessons to a student on a specific instrument, most likely the instrument chosen by the student.
Harps are also part of the music in "Das Rheingold.", Fábio Mendonça, 2013-11-09/2013-11-14, From the collection of: Fundação Theatro Municipal de São Paulo
Every artist has an instrument of choice that they like over any other. Some artist can play more than one instrument and some can't. It all depends on what the artist likes.
Still Life with Musical Instruments and Books, Bartholomeo Bettera, Mid-17th century, From the collection of: The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
A lot of instruments evolve over time but there is some that will always stick around no matter what for example all of the ones shown on the picture; Piano, Gutiar
Music Text, Francesco di Antonio del Chierico, third quarter of 15th century, From the collection of: The J. Paul Getty Museum
Part 1: A part of every instrument in the world there is music notes that come with them. Music notes are what make the instrument have perfect sounding rhythms notes.
Music Text, Francesco di Antonio del Chierico, third quarter of 15th century, From the collection of: The J. Paul Getty Museum
Part 2: Music notes have been around as long as instruments have. Music notes can vary from a lot of different things like what instrument is being played, what type of genre, or even the tempo.
Parry Theatre at the Royal College of Music, 1969, David Tod-Boyd, 1969, From the collection of: Royal College of Music
A stage where instruments are being played live is very important. Stages can sometimes change the sound of an instrument in a good way or bad depending on the size. And depending on the instrument.
Company Making Music, Wouter Crabeth I, late 1620s, From the collection of: Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
Instrument collaboration is one of the most beautiful sounding things in music. As you can see in the picture there is 4 different instruments being played together.
The Music Lesson, Jan Steen, c. 1650, From the collection of: The Frick Pittsburgh
In this picture there is a musician playing the flute for another person in front of them. This could be a music lesson or a rehearsal before a show.
Bagpipe Player, Hendrick ter Brugghen, 1624, From the collection of: National Gallery of Art, Washington DC
Instruments can vary from all different types of genres, religion, or even location. It all depends on the taste of the artist.
Musical Angel, Rosso Fiorentino, Around 1522, From the collection of: Uffizi Gallery
Music is everywhere in the world. It will evolve over time but no matter what music will always be around. Based on what your taste is you choose and pick what you like to listen to.
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