An object of the present invention is to provide a woody material for a wind instrument superior in resistance to a moisture change. The woody material for a wind instrument comprises: a plurality of veneers being laminated; and at least one buffer layer comprising a fibrous sheet constituted from a nonwoven fabric or a woven fabric, and an adhesive with which the fibrous sheet is impregnated, the buffer layer being interposed between adjacent two of the plurality of veneers.

A wind instrument includes: a tube body; and a plurality of tone hole tubes each having an outer open end formed at the outer periphery of the tube body and an inner open end formed through the outer opening end and opening to the inside of the tube body, wherein at least one of the tube body and the tone hole tube is curved such that the plurality of outer open ends of the plurality of tone hole tubes are disposed so as to be in positions corresponding to respective fingers of the performer, and the plurality of inner open ends are connected at positions that cause the tube body to produce a predetermined pitch.

A sound deflector for a wind instrument has a sound deflector plate and a device for the mounting thereof on the edge of a bell of the wind instrument. The device for mounting the deflector plate has an upper part and a lower part, which are respectively fastenable on the outer surface or the inner side of the bell edge. The upper and lower parts are connected to one another by means of a hinge. According to the invention, the lower part and upper part each have at least two nubs having rounded edges. When the upper and lower parts are brought together, the nubs of the upper part and lower parts are each arranged offset in relation to one another. The sound deflector enables fastening on instruments having bell edges of different shapes and curvatures or on music stands. The offset arrangement of the nubs on the mounting device enables a clamping fastening on a bell edge. The sound deflector according to the invention is therefore universally usable.

The present invention relates to a nose flute capable of improving brain sensation and cognition and, more specifically, to a nose flute having a novel structure, which is a musical instrument that can be played using nasal air, so that brain sensation and cognition can be improved while sound width, sound and sound tone can be accurately implemented with accurate notes. To this end, the present invention comprises: a front body part in close contact with the body of a user; a sound generation part for generating sound of a preset height while the nasal air generated by the user flows therein through one end thereof and is discharged through the other end thereof; and a rear body part for fixing positions of the front body part and the sound generation part, and sealing the sound generation part so that same is not exposed to the outside.

The present invention relates to a nose flute capable of improving brain sensation and cognition and, more specifically, to a nose flute having a novel structure, which is a musical instrument that can be played using nasal air, so that brain sensation and cognition can be improved while sound width, sound and sound tone can be accurately implemented with accurate notes. To this end, the present invention comprises: a front body part in close contact with the body of a user; a sound generation part for generating sound of a preset height while the nasal air generated by the user flows therein through one end thereof and is discharged through the other end thereof; and a rear body part for fixing positions of the front body part and the sound generation part, and sealing the sound generation part so that same is not exposed to the outside.

A mouthpiece cap for a wind instrument including a body defining a cavity substantially complementarily shaped to a mouthpiece for a wind instrument. The body includes a top portion, a bottom portion that extends further than the top portion, and a plenum about a front end of the body. The mouthpiece cap further including a reed support positioned about a bottom portion of the body.

Systems for raising pads on musical instruments to enable drying of pads and increase air flow around the pad and a body of the musical instrument. A vent spanner device, including a positioning feature and a retention feature, is placed between a pad and its corresponding vent to create an air gap. A pad prop is placed against a key mechanism or between the key mechanism and/or the body to raise a pad from sealing its corresponding vent. A linkage feature connects one or more vent spanners, pad props, end pieces, key mechanisms, or the body, and provides storage.

The present invention relates to a nose flute capable of improving brain sensation and cognition and, more specifically, to a nose flute having a novel structure, which is a musical instrument that can be played using nasal air, so that brain sensation and cognition can be improved while sound width, sound and sound tone can be accurately implemented with accurate notes. To this end, the present invention comprises: a front body part in close contact with the body of a user; a sound generation part for generating sound of a preset height while the nasal air generated by the user flows therein through one end thereof and is discharged through the other end thereof; and a rear body part for fixing positions of the front body part and the sound generation part, and sealing the sound generation part so that same is not exposed to the outside.

The present invention relates to a nose flute capable of improving brain sensation and cognition and, more specifically, to a nose flute having a novel structure, which is a musical instrument that can be played using nasal air, so that brain sensation and cognition can be improved while sound width, sound and sound tone can be accurately implemented with accurate notes. To this end, the present invention comprises: a front body part in close contact with the body of a user; a sound generation part for generating sound of a preset height while the nasal air generated by the user flows therein through one end thereof and is discharged through the other end thereof; and a rear body part for fixing positions of the front body part and the sound generation part, and sealing the sound generation part so that same is not exposed to the outside.

Disclosed herein is a method of manufacturing a mouthpiece for a wind instrument. The method of manufacturing a mouthpiece for a wind instrument includes the steps of: pulverizing a first material made of a synthetic resin material and a second material made of a mineral material; mixing the first and second materials at a predetermined ratio; melting the mixed materials and continuously extruding a primarily shaped product having a uniform sectional shape; cutting the extruded primarily shaped product into cut primarily shaped products at predetermined intervals; and forming secondarily shaped products by machining the cut primarily shaped products into mouthpiece shapes.