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Have you always been drawn to the deep, singing tone of the cello and finally want to learn it? You can start at any age. We will tell you where the cello comes from, which one to choose, what accessories you need and how to make the first steps so you play sooner than you think.

Drawn to the soft, singing tone of the clarinet and want to learn to play it? You can start at any age. We will show you how to make the first steps from embouchure to your first clean tone, how to practise so you keep improving and what you need to get started.

Want to learn the saxophone and not sure where to start? We will tell you which type to choose as a beginner, what you need besides the instrument and how to make the first steps, from embouchure to your first clean tone. We also recommend the affordable Latone brand and other proven models.

August is a real harvest for vinyl collectors. Fresh releases from Marilyn Manson, Prince and Smashing Pumpkins arrive, plus reissues of classics from Sepultura, the Rolling Stones and Mos Def. Check out 8 records that have just landed in our shop.

Living in a flat and want to play, but not to go to war with the neighbours? You do not have to stop or play in secret. Just pick an instrument you can play at full volume through headphones, or quieten the one you already have. We show you the top quiet instruments for a flat and a few tips that keep anyone from hearing you through the wall.

The violin is one of the most beautiful, but also most demanding instruments to start on. It has no frets, so you have to find every note by ear, and bowing is a science of its own. We tell you what you need, how to start with holding the violin and bow, and how long it takes to play your first melody.

The concert flute is one of the most beautiful and versatile wind instruments, but it is easy to get lost among the models on your first purchase. We explain how it differs from the recorder, what to watch for in the keys and material, and which concert flute suits a beginner or a child.

A harmonica is a cheap, pocket-sized instrument on which you can play your first melody within minutes. The catch is that there are two completely different types, and the wrong choice will slow you down. We explain the difference between a diatonic and a chromatic harmonica and advise which one, and in what key, to pick to start.

July 2026 is a feast for vinyl collectors. A new Jack White, the long-awaited Charli XCX, sharp metalcore from Loathe and a reissue of a hip-hop classic from Nas. Check out 7 records that have just arrived in our shop.

The simplest speakers for a turntable are active speakers if your turntable has a built-in preamp or line output. With passive speakers you need an amplifier or receiver, and older turntables often also need a separate phono preamp.