
A rare early-20th century free-reed instrument of a family called “Blow Accordions” which were early versions of the Melodica. It sounds similar to a Melodica or Harmonica, and is especially great for creating nice rich chordal textures! Initially only available as a limited-time Christmas gift, now free for all to enjoy.
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Is there a 12-step program for “sampling-random-stuff-aholics”? Let us know if you’re aware of such a group (we’ll bring Peaslee and the gang along with us)… but until then, we’ll keep capturing these random, beautiful specimens of sound.
The Harmonette is a rare antique instrument that we found in an antique shop, and we’ve never seen one like it before! After some digging we found out that it comes from an early-20th century family of instruments called “Blow Accordions” which were primarily made in Europe and widely meant as toys. So what are you waiting for!? Grab this instrument and make some music!
If you’re a currently enrolled student or an educator at an accredited school – whether it’s a university, high school, conservatory, or a structured online program – we’d love to offer you 20% off our instruments.
To apply, just send us a message including your school or program name, your role (like student or teacher), and any other relevant info – along with a quick proof of your academic status (like a scanned student or faculty ID). Once we’ve had a chance to review your info, we’ll send you a custom discount code to use at checkout.
A few things to note: This discount can’t be combined with other discount codes, sale pricing, or upgrade offers. Short-term courses, non-accredited programs, or quick certificate workshops don’t qualify.
Customize your gift card details and add it to your cart.
After purchase, the gift card will be automatically emailed to the recipient.
We offer upgrades from a lower edition (e.g., Lite) to a higher edition (e.g., Full) by paying the price difference between what you originally paid and the current price of the higher edition of eligible product series. Promotional pricing will also be factored into the upgrade process during active sales. Additionally, you have the option to retain access to your current edition for a $10 license fee.