Four Thousand Years of Music
Exhibition (18 May 1950 - Apr 1958)
- Object[271]
- no[271]
- african[68]
- american[50]
- asian[98]
- historic[4]
- mediterranean[3]
- near eastern[30]
- oceanian[18]
- aerophone[1]
- anklet[2]
- bagpipe[1]
- beggar's bones[1]
- bell[8]
- bird call[1]
- boomerang[2]
- bow[1]
- bull roarer[1]
- bull-roarer[1]
- buzzer[2]
- castanet[4]
- ceremonial drum[2]
- ceremonial drumstick[1]
- ceremonial flute[1]
- charm[1]
- clarinet[1]
- conch shell trumpet[4]
- crocodile zither[1]
- dance belt[1]
- double bell[2]
- double clarinet[1]
- drum[19]
- drumstick[3]
- dulcimer[2]
- effigy bottle[2]
- fiddle[17]
- fiddle bow[6]
- fiddle fragment[1]
- finger piano[4]
- flageolet[1]
- flute[16]
- goblet drum[1]
- goblet drum fragments[1]
- gong[5]
- gong mallet[2]
- gong striker[4]
- guitar[2]
- harp[4]
- hooked trumpet[1]
- inner duct flute[2]
- jaw harp[1]
- jew's harp[1]
- kettledrum[7]
- knee rattle[1]
- lama horn[2]
- lute[28]
- lute fragment[3]
- lute fragments[4]
- lyre[1]
- malimba[1]
- marimba[1]
- moon guitar[4]
- mouth organ[2]
- musical bow[2]
- musical horn[1]
- musical scraper[4]
- necklace[2]
- necklace rattle[1]
- notched flute[1]
- oboe[5]
- pan flute[1]
- pandean pipes[1]
- panpipes[6]
- plate gongs[4]
- psaltery[1]
- ratchet[1]
- rattle[13]
- rebab[1]
- reclamo[1]
- reproduction[3]
- sanza[2]
- shell trumpet[1]
- signal gong[1]
- sistrum[1]
- slit drum[4]
- spiked fiddle[4]
- spinning top[1]
- statuette[1]
- stirrup spout[1]
- sword[2]
- tambourine[1]
- tool[1]
- toy[2]
- trough zither[1]
- trumpet[18]
- vessel flute[1]
- violin[2]
- violin bow[1]
- war horn[1]
- watchman's rattle[2]
- whistle[7]
- whistling nuts[1]
- whistling top[1]
- whistling vessel[1]
- xylophone[4]
- xylophone fragment[1]
- xylophone striker[1]
- zither[6]
- africa[1]
- alaska[3]
- algeria[1]
- ancon[1]
- angola[1]
- arabian peninsula[1]
- arizona[1]
- australia[2]
- bangala[1]
- belgian congo[3]
- belgian mandate[1]
- benin kingdom[1]
- berlin harbor[2]
- biratori[1]
- bolivia[2]
- borneo[2]
- botswana[2]
- boyoma falls[1]
- brazil[3]
- british columbia[2]
- british east africa[4]
- british new guinea[2]
- burma[4]
- but[1]
- cameroon[7]
- campania[3]
- canada[3]
- canton[2]
- cape prince of wales[1]
- chichagof island[1]
- chile[1]
- chimbote[1]
- china[21]
- colombia[1]
- congo[1]
- constantinople[2]
- czechoslovakia[1]
- damascus[1]
- dutch west borneo[1]
- east africa[2]
- ecuador[1]
- egypt[4]
- ethiopia[2]
- fara[2]
- first mesa[1]
- fly river[1]
- france[1]
- gabon[2]
- gabun[1]
- georgia (country)[11]
- german new guinea[3]
- gravefield iii[2]
- guajira peninsula[1]
- guyana[7]
- india[25]
- iraq[3]
- italy[3]
- japan[18]
- java[7]
- kasai district[2]
- kenya[4]
- kokand[2]
- la centinela[2]
- la paz[2]
- lake ngami[2]
- libya[2]
- madrid[2]
- mali[2]
- maritime congo[4]
- nepal[4]
- new guinea[6]
- nigeria[2]
- north africa[4]
- northern australia[2]
- pachacamac[4]
- peru[21]
- pompeii[3]
- russia[3]
- samarkand[5]
- samarqand[2]
- south africa[2]
- south india[3]
- southern india[2]
- spain[2]
- sri lanka[4]
- sudan[4]
- tanzania[2]
- thailand[15]
- tibet[3]
- tiflis[11]
- tripoli (libya)[2]
- trujillo[4]
- turkestan[5]
- turkey (country)[2]
- uganda[2]
- ukamba[4]
- united states of america[4]
- upper guinea[3]
- uzbekistan[6]
- zaire[5]
- ainu[1]
- akamba[3]
- ambundu[1]
- ao[1]
- apache[1]
- apalaii[2]
- arapaho[1]
- araucanian[1]
- arbore[1]
- ataroi[4]
- babangi[1]
- bangala[1]
- barren ground band[1]
- bayaka[1]
- buddhist[3]
- bushmen[2]
- chimu[1]
- chinese[22]
- confucian[1]
- edo (africa)[1]
- eskimo[2]
- fang[2]
- french[1]
- goajira (culture)[1]
- hausa[1]
- hindu[1]
- hopi[1]
- huitoto[3]
- indian[25]
- islamic[2]
- japanese[18]
- javanese[1]
- kafir[1]
- kavirondo[1]
- korean[1]
- lokele[1]
- macusi[1]
- makrak[5]
- mapuche[1]
- moche[3]
- mon[1]
- naskapi[1]
- nepalese[2]
- paracas[1]
- roman[3]
- shinto[1]
- sinhalese[4]
- sioux[1]
- spanish[2]
- swahili[1]
- thai[13]
- tibetan[3]
- tlingit[2]
- wanyakyusa[1]
- wardaman[2]
- wasafua[1]
- wasaramo[1]
- yaunde[1]
- zuni[1]
- amazonia[11]
- andean[20]
- arctic culture area[2]
- caribbean[1]
- central africa[17]
- central american[1]
- circum-caribbean[1]
- east africa[13]
- great plains culture area[2]
- north africa[12]
- northwest coast culture area[4]
- south american culture area[4]
- southern africa[4]
- southwest culture area[3]
- subarctic culture area[1]
- west africa[5]
- animal head[2]
- bird[4]
- buffalo head[1]
- club[1]
- cockatoo?[1]
- conch trumpet[1]
- corn[1]
- cow[1]
- cows[1]
- dragon[5]
- drum?[1]
- elephant[2]
- figures[1]
- flower[4]
- flowers[2]
- helmet[1]
- human[1]
- human face[1]
- leaves[1]
- llama[1]
- machig labdron[1]
- man[1]
- marine shell[1]
- mouse[1]
- musician[1]
- offerings[1]
- parrot?[1]
- peacock[1]
- peacocks[1]
- people[1]
- phoenix[1]
- romulus and remus[1]
- seated figure[1]
- seated man[1]
- serpent[1]
- shield[1]
- skull[1]
- snake[1]
- temples[1]
- timbrel[1]
- warrior[1]
- wolf (lupa (?))[1]
- aluminum[1]
- antelope horn[1]
- antelope skin[1]
- baleen[1]
- bamboo[25]
- bark[1]
- beads[1]
- bird beak[1]
- bone[4]
- brass[15]
- bronze[4]
- buckskin[3]
- buffalo hoof[1]
- cane (plant)[8]
- caribou hide[1]
- ceramic[16]
- clay[2]
- cloth[2]
- coconut[3]
- coconut shell[1]
- cocoon[2]
- conch shell[5]
- copper[8]
- coral[1]
- cotton string[1]
- cowhide[1]
- cowrie[2]
- deer bone[1]
- deer hoof[1]
- ebony[1]
- ebony wood[2]
- elephant ivory[1]
- fabric[1]
- feather[2]
- feathers[1]
- fiber[24]
- glass[4]
- gold[1]
- gourd[19]
- gut[7]
- hair[3]
- hide[10]
- horn (animal part)[2]
- horse hair[1]
- horsehair[8]
- inlay[2]
- iron[18]
- ivory[25]
- leather[14]
- lizard skin[2]
- mahogany[1]
- membrane[7]
- metal[33]
- mother-of-pearl[9]
- nut (plant)[2]
- paint[1]
- paper[1]
- parchment[6]
- peel[2]
- pig skin[1]
- pigment[10]
- plant fiber[1]
- rawhide[4]
- reed (plant)[4]
- reptile skin[2]
- resin (material)[4]
- seed[1]
- seed pods[1]
- sheep bone[1]
- silk[5]
- silver[2]
- skin[17]
- snail shell[1]
- snakeskin[2]
- string[2]
- terracotta[1]
- tiger bone[1]
- tooth[1]
- turtle bone[1]
- wax[1]
- whalebone[1]
- wire[1]
- wood[167]
- actual citation[44]
- type citation[2]