The Best Woodwind Instruments & Accessories 2024

1. Hohner Special 20 Harmonica 560-C

The ideal harmonica for folk and country music. The Hohner Special 20 has the coveted Marine Band sound plus the added benefit of a plastic comb instead of wood. Plastic lasts longer, it's more airtight than wood, and it's smoother on the lips. The genuine brass reed plates are recessed into the comb for more comfortable playing. Key of C.

Key of C Black plastic comb Brass reed plates secured with 6 screws for maximum airtightness Increased airtightness means increased responsiveness Nickel plated covers Hinged plastic case included

2. Rock & Roll Saxophone

Clearance! Was $19.97 Kid will love the songs, sounds and phrases that come out of this saxophone

When kids press the buttons, they will be treated to 3 rock and roll songs including "Rock Around the Clock" When they press Cookie Monster, he interrupts the song with cool rock and roll phrases Songs can be played note by note or in their entirety Pressing the Sesame Street Muppet music notes adds to the fun with lights and cool saxophone sounds

3. PLAYITNOW Personal Digital Music Recorder, Tangy

Record up to 10 songs from any headphone jack, index and categorize capabilities, play 6 different games while listening to music

Record your favorite songs from a variety of sources (CD player, computer, TV, etc.) Record up to 30 minutes of music, then file manage to organize and arrange your playlist any way you like Record up to 10 songs from any headphone jack Play 6 different games while listening to music Sharp black-and-white screen is clear and easy to read Comes with 6 animated screen savers Comes with a belt clip and earbuds, so you can personalized playlist wherever you go Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included).

4. Jae Sinnett - Listen - Jazz - CD

6 originals & 3 standards, feat. Cyrus Chestnut-piano, Jesse Davis/Billy Pierce-sax, Clarence Seay-bass, John Dearth-trumpet, Allen Farnham-piano, Kiyoshi Kitagawa-bass.

LISTEN Jazz Heart Music

5. 1946 BROADCASTS contains tracks recorded for three separate ABC broadcasts. Personnel includes: Woody Herman (vocals, alto saxophone, clarinet); The Blue Moods (vocals); Sam Marowitz, John LaPorta (alto saxophone, clarinet); Mickey Folus (tenor & baritone saxophones, clarinet); Sam Rubinwitch (baritone saxophone); Sonny Berman, Cappy Lewis, Conrad Gozzo, Shorty Rogers, Pete Candoli (trumpet); Ralph Pfeffner, Bill Harris, Ed Kiefer (trombone); Red Norvo (vibraphone); Jimmy Rowles (piano); Chuck Wayne (guitar); Joe Mondragon (bass); Don Lamond (drums). Recorded live in September & October 1946. Includes liner notes by George Hall.

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1946 BROADCASTS contains tracks recorded for three separate ABC broadcasts. Personnel includes: Woody Herman (vocals, alto saxophone, clarinet); The Blue Moods (vocals); Sam Marowitz, John LaPorta (alto saxophone, clarinet); Mickey Folus (tenor & baritone saxophones, clarinet); Sam Rubinwitch (baritone saxophone); Sonny Berman, Cappy Lewis, Conrad Gozzo, Shorty Rogers, Pete Candoli (trumpet); Ralph Pfeffner, Bill Harris, Ed Kiefer (trombone); Red Norvo (vibraphone); Jimmy Rowles (piano); Chuck Wayne (guitar); Joe Mondragon (bass); Don Lamond (drums). Recorded live in September & October 1946. Includes liner notes by George Hall.

6. Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass: Rob McConnell (valve trombone), Moe Koffman, John Johnson (soprano & alto saxophones, flute, clarinet), Eugene Amaro (tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet), Rick Wilkins (tenor saxophone, clarinet), Bob Leonard (baritone saxophone, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet), Arnie Chycosski, Steve McDade, John MacLeod, Guido Basso (trumpet, flugelhorn), Dave Woods (trumpet), Ian McDougall, Bob Livingston, Jerry Johnson (trombone), Ernie Pattison (trombone, bass), Gary Pattison, James MacDonald (French horn), Don Thompson (piano), Ed Bickert (guitar), Steve Wallace (bass), Terry Clarke (drums), Brian Leonard (percussion).

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Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass: Rob McConnell (valve trombone), Moe Koffman, John Johnson (soprano & alto saxophones, flute, clarinet), Eugene Amaro (tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet), Rick Wilkins (tenor saxophone, clarinet), Bob Leonard (baritone saxophone, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet), Arnie Chycosski, Steve McDade, John MacLeod, Guido Basso (trumpet, flugelhorn), Dave Woods (trumpet), Ian McDougall, Bob Livingston, Jerry Johnson (trombone), Ernie Pattison (trombone, bass), Gary Pattison, James MacDonald (French horn), Don Thompson (piano), Ed Bickert (guitar), Steve Wallace (bass), Terry Clarke (drums), Brian Leonard (percussion).

7. Personnel includes: Louie Bellson (drums); Ray Reed (alto saxophone); Pete Christlieb, Don Menza (tenor saxophone, woodwinds); Tommy Newsome, Ted Nash (saxophone); Conte Candoli, Snooky Young, Blue Mitchell, Bobby Shew, Harry "Sweets" Edison (trumpet); Thurman Green, Mike Wimberley, George Bohanon (trombone); Frank Strazzeri, Ross Tompkins (piano); Grant Geissman (guitar); Dave Carpenter, Chuck Berghofer (bass); Emil Richards (percussion). Producers: Carl E. Jefferson, John Burk, Nick Phillips, Nick DiMaio, Louie Bellson, Gregg Field. Compilation producer: Mark Holston. Engineers include: Phil Edwards, Don Murray, Jim Mooney. Digitally remastered by George Horn. This is part of Concord Jazz's Concord Jazz Heritage Series.

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Personnel includes: Louie Bellson (drums); Ray Reed (alto saxophone); Pete Christlieb, Don Menza (tenor saxophone, woodwinds); Tommy Newsome, Ted Nash (saxophone); Conte Candoli, Snooky Young, Blue Mitchell, Bobby Shew, Harry "Sweets" Edison (trumpet); Thurman Green, Mike Wimberley, George Bohanon (trombone); Frank Strazzeri, Ross Tompkins (piano); Grant Geissman (guitar); Dave Carpenter, Chuck Berghofer (bass); Emil Richards (percussion). Producers: Carl E. Jefferson, John Burk, Nick Phillips, Nick DiMaio, Louie Bellson, Gregg Field. Compilation producer: Mark Holston. Engineers include: Phil Edwards, Don Murray, Jim Mooney. Digitally remastered by George Horn. This is part of Concord Jazz's Concord Jazz Heritage Series.

8. Personnel: Victor Bailey (vocals, bass, programming); Benny Maupin (tenor & bass clarinet, tenor saxophone, saxophone); Bill Evans (saxophone); Jim Beard (acoustic piano, keyboards); Dean Brown (guitar); Lenny White, Omar Hakim (drums). Recorded at Carriage House Studios, Stamford, Conneticut in April 2001.

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Personnel: Victor Bailey (vocals, bass, programming); Benny Maupin (tenor & bass clarinet, tenor saxophone, saxophone); Bill Evans (saxophone); Jim Beard (acoustic piano, keyboards); Dean Brown (guitar); Lenny White, Omar Hakim (drums). Recorded at Carriage House Studios, Stamford, Conneticut in April 2001.

9. Warner Bros Ultimate Beginner Series - Harmonica Basics, Step 1

The Ultimate Beginner Series is designed to help you take the first step toward experiencing the fun of playing music on the mouth harp. Harmonica Basics, Step 1 covers how to get started (choosing a harmonica, blowing, and drawing), positions (first position and cross harp), playing individual notes, bending, and learning blues phrasing. Beginner level. (30 min.)

Blues Harmonica Basics, Step 1 with Jimmie Wood covers all the skills that a beginning harmonica player needs to start playing including cross-harp playing, bending, and more!

10. Lenox Wedding Promises Flute Set

Two fine Lenox crystal champagne flutes standing tall on shiny silverplated stems

Crafted of Lenox fine crystal and silverplate This elegant pair of champagne flutes is the perfect gift for newlyweds