Wind Instruments

Playing style

Wind instruments differ in their playing style primarily by the so-called embouchure, i.e. the way in which the air is blown into the instrument. Whereas in woodwind instruments the air is either directed through a slit onto a cutting edge (recorder, transverse flute) or a single or double reed is set in vibration (clarinet, saxophone, bassoon, oboe), in brass instruments (trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba) the column of air is blown through a funnel-shaped cup mouthpiece. In woodwind instruments, the pitch is produced by covering the tone holes directly with the fingers or with the help of keys; in brass instruments, the pitch is produced primarily by the elastic tension of the lips and, if necessary, with the help of valves and slides.

Buy wind instruments at Dunum

In our online store, wind instruments can be divided into two subgroups - woodwinds and bamboo and brass. However, it is not always the material from which the instrument is made, but whether the sound is produced via an air or reed or via a metal mouthpiece in the form of a funnel that determines which group it belongs to. What they all have in common, of course, is that the sound is produced via the outflowing air.

Dunum: For the love of music and the world

If you want to buy musical instruments (in Switzerland or elsewhere), we want to be the store of your choice. Dunum was born out of the love for music, for sound, for vibration. On countless journeys we got to know many different instruments and sounds, which inspired us and which we would like to share with you now. We want to produce and offer musical instruments of quality and thus win your heart for world music. That's why we brought the diverse sounds from our travels and now pass them on to you. In our store you will find not only gongs, but also sound chimes, wind chimes, didgeridoos, singing bowls and much more. Have fun browsing!

Find your suitable wind instrument now. In our Music store in Zofingen and/ or in our online store, you have the possibility to try out the instruments or to buy them directly.