Early Percussion Instrument Businesses

Percussion

(see also Mixed and Early Percussion Instruments)

Harms Historical Percussion

Maker of percussion instruments, including tabors, hand drums, tambourines, kettle drums, and others.

Location: New Marlborough, Massachusetts.

John's Music Center

Seller of percussion instruments and others.

Location: Seattle, Washington.

Lefima Percussion

Maker of Baroque timpani.

Location: Germany.

Leslie & Company

Maker of percussion and other instruments.

Location: Pakistan.

Antique Sound Workshop

Maker and distributor of historical woodwind, brass, string, keyboard, and percussion instruments.

Location: Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Boulder Early Music Shop

Specializing in Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music, carries a full line of sheet music, books, and scores, instruments, kits, and strings, and gifts & accessories.

Location: Erie, Colorado.

Early Music Shop

The largest single source of early musical instruments world-wide. Also does recorder repair.

Location: London, England.

Renaissance Workshop Company

The world's largest specialist manufacturer of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque musical instruments. Also produces instruments in kit form.

Location: Bradford, United Kingdom.

Sells recorders, historical percussion, and historical woodwind instruments--crumhorns, cornamuses, rauschpfeifes, dulcians, shawms, schalmei, renaissance flutes, cornetti, baroque flutes, chalumeaux, racketts, serpents, cortols, and others.

Location: Warrensburg, New York.

The Recorder Shop

Distributor of recorders, crumhorns, cornamuses, dulcians, shawms, Renaissance and Baroque flutes, oboes, and bassoons, cornetti, serpents, rauschpfeifes, racketts, chalumeaux, kortholts, and sheet music and accessories. Also does music publishing: Dovehouse Editions and Loux Music. Has a School Music Department for music teachers featuring classroom recorders, Orff Instruments and percussion.

Location: Hannacroix, New York.