|
Music
|
|
Record Player Ornament
38043
4.5"
$19.99
|
The record player's origins trace back to the invention of the phonograph by Thomas Edison in 1877. The record player was widely used until the 1980s. Despite technological advances in music, many people prefer the sound of a classic record player and collect records and players alike. |
|
Flute Ornament
38036
5.75"
$8.99
|
Flutes appeared in every culture and exist in many forms today as folk instruments. In western culture the flute as evolved into the metal, keyed instrument we know today. The concert flute is a precision woodwind that uses a system of keys to produce beautiful tones. |
|
Jingle Bell Ornament
38022
2"
$7.99
|
For years, this style of bell has been attached to harnesses for horses. Horse bells attract good luck and warn others of an approaching carriage or sleigh. The cheery sound of jingle bells at Christmastime traditionally signals the arrival of Santa Claus and his reindeer. |
|
Saxophone Ornament
38025
4.75"
$11.99
|
The saxophone was invented by and named for Antoine-Joseph Sax, who was an expert instrument maker and talented musician. Introduced in Paris and patented in 1846, the saxophone has since become a necessity in every band due to its tonal beauty and versatility. |
|
Clarinet
Ornament
38026
5.75"
$10.99
|
The clarinet evolved from an earlier single-reed, woodwind instrument in the late 1600's. It was improved over the years, and Mozart was the first composer to use the clarinet in a symphony. With its lovely and unique sound, the clarinet is equally at home in orchestras and swing or jazz bands. |
|
Trumpet Ornament
38019
4.75"
$11.99
|
Horns are an important part of an old fashioned Christmas. According to legend, loud noises frightened evil spirits away during the cold winter solstice, so festivals with noise making were popular. In the 19th century, bands of horn-players paraded through the streets banishing all sorrow welcoming Christmas. |
|
Treble Clef Ornament
38016
4"
$9.99
|
The treble clef appears at the beginning of a musical staff to indicate the pitch of the notes. Shaped liked a stylized "G", it is also sometimes referred to as the G clef because it tells you that the second line from the bottom is "G". |
|
Small Drum Ornament
38032
2"
$8.99
|
The drum ornament recalls the legend of the little drummer boy who traveled to Bethlehem to give the Christ Child the only gift he could - a song played on his drum. This ornament reminds us that humble gifts given with great love are the best. |
|
Upright Piano Ornament
38017
3.75"
$19.99
|
This beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, the ornament was delicately hand-painted with many brightly colored lacquers and glitters for you to enjoy! |
|
Violin Ornament
38008
4.5"
$10.99
|
The violin evolved from string instruments dating back as far as 5000 B.C. Played with a bow and made from hardwoods that allow the sound to resonate, it's beautiful, clear, soprano tones soar above the other instruments in the symphony. Long a favorite among listeners, it is also a traditional solo instrument. |
|
Guitar Ornament
38010
4.75"
$9.99
|
In 1818, a young Austrian priest was trying to devise a way to include music for the Christmas Eve service that night since the organ was broken. So he wrote a poem and took it to the organist, who composed a melody. That evening the song "Silent Night" was sung to the simple accompaniment of a guitar. |
|
Electric Guitar Ornament
38024
5"
$10.99
Sorry.
Sold Out.
|
The Electric Guitar was developed in the 1930s and firmly established the following decade with Gibson, Fender, and Les Paul all offering their own models. Working to eliminate feedback with a solid wooden body, the sound was amplified electrically. In time, the Electric Guitar became "America's Instrument". |
|
Ornament Hangers
1441
$2.75
|
The fast and easy way to hang your ornaments! 100 green wire ornament hangers. |
