Musicians Collection (page 5)

Indigenous musician, Brazil, playing pan pipes and wearing many beads. Date: 1922

Choirboys and musicians on a Christmas card -- Nowell we sing, gladness to bring. Date: circa 1880s

Music cover, The Savoy Orpheans, One-Step Irish Medley
Music cover, The Savoy Orpheans Band, One-Step Irish Medley, arranged by Debroy Somers, Savoy Hotel, London. 1920s

Mary Queen of Scots and her chamberlain, Chatelard
Mary Queen of Scots (1542-1587) and her chamberlain, Pierre de Bocosel de Chatelard (or Chastelard, 1540-1562). 16th century

Greetings card - Violinist and Pianist performing
Greetings card - Violinist and Pianist in silhouette, performing. 20th century

Silhouette, Ottoman Musician and Dancer
Silhouette, Ottoman musician and dancer. early 19th century

Silhouette, Chinese Musicians and Dancing Dogs. early 19th century

West African native playing Balafon
West African native playing a musical instrument known as a Balafon, a type of xylophone. 19th century

Cats playing musical instruments on a Christmas postcard -- Merry Musicians, The Nursery Series. Date: circa 1890s

Five street musicians on a movable greetings card. Date: circa 1890s

Cartoon, The Composer. early 19th century

Birthday card, This is no blues number. 20th century

Xmas revellers. Silhouette of group of jolly musicians. Artist anon. Date: c.1895

Conductors and guest artists, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
The conductors and guest artists of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. From 1 to 18 they are: Ferruccio Busoni, Teresa Carreno, Josef Rebicek, Siegfried Ochs, Marcella Sembrich, Pablo de Sarasate

The Promenade, Deal, Kent
The Promenade at Deal, Kent, with musicians in the bandstand on the left. circa 1900

View of an Arras street with ruined buildings, WW1
View of an Arras street with ruined buildings, First World War. In the foreground on the right are a few band members with their music instruments, mostly drums. circa 1915-1917

Sicilian Woman and Man of Corfu
A Sicilian Woman and a Man of Corfu. 1834

78 rpm Cover Sleeve, Embassy Records, Music for You. 1950s

Cornish Waits
Musicians playing Christmas carols in a Cornish harbour village. Date: 1936

London Fire Brigade band, group photo, with brass, woodwind and percussion instruments. Date: circa 1920s

LFB band at LCC Jubilee Reception, County Hall, London
The LFB band taking part in an LCC Jubilee Reception for the Metropolitan Boroughs at County Hall on 21 July 1950. Date: 1950

London Fire Brigade band, centenary celebrations
Members of the LCC-London Fire Brigade band, with their conductor, performing during the centenary celebrations on 11 November 1966. Date: 1966

Woman playing violin in the Place du Tertre, Paris
Woman playing the violin in the Place du Tertre, Paris. Date: 1960s

Horn Dance, Abbots Bromley 1899
Four of the performers, English folk dance dating back to the Middle Ages in Abbots Bromley. Most wear spotted breeches of uniform pattern

Band Afloat
Brass Band Musicians on a boat on The Nantes Brest Canal waterway France Date: circa 1983

Red Cross stretcher-bearers during the day, musicians by night. The military bandsmen play their saxophones and clarinets, for entertainment. Date: 1916

Phil May cartoon - Tuneless Street band
1904

WW1 - American troops in France celebrate Independence Day - 4th July, 1917. Musicians playing in front of the Police Office. Date: 1917

Angel Musicians

Regimental Band - Bermuda
Large Regimental Band - Bermuda Date: 1910

Waits at Seven Dials, London, 1853
Group of Christmas Waits or street musicians playing at Seven Dials, London. Until the middle of the 19th century Waits had been town musicians

Giant Street Organ, London 1846
Street scene, with a horse-drawn locomotive Brummagem organ drawing a crowd of adults and children, London, 1846. In the background, at left, a group of conventional street musicians look

Bandstand in Hyde Park 1900
Victorian men and women seated on a summers day in front of the bandstand in Hyde Park, London. Date: 1900

JAPANESE ACTORS
A troupe of off-duty Japanese actors. Date: 1930s

RACIAL /s AFRICA / BARI-NEG
War dance of the Bari-Neger of Mozambique, south-east Africa: the musicians work the warriors up into a frenzy of blood lust Date: 1890S

ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS, dressed as American darkies, perform in the streets of London with banjo, violin, tambourine and castanets. Date: circa 1860

Grandville Musicians
Musicians satirised by being represented as animals. Date: 1828

BURMESE MUSICIANS 1861
An elaborately equipped sextet perform at a funeral at Rangoon : most of their instruments are percussion, two sets being housed in playpen-like rings. Date: 1861

Chorus - Handel
A male chorus, singing Handels oratorio Judith Date: 1738

Street harpist and singers 1842
Two street singers - one sings, his accompanist plays the harp Date: 1842

Flute - Viol 1550
Two English musicians playing the flute and viol Date: circa 1550

Music in Street 1856
THE QUIET STREET The menace of street musicians Date: 1856

Two Musicians 1550
Two musicians play a duet Date: circa 1550

THEATRE / EXOTIC / CHINESE
A Chinese actor makes his entrance. Date: 1885

THEATRE / EXOTIC / CHINA
A character representing the moon (on the right) is in conflict with the Sun figure (centre). This scene is a part of a performance called The Sun and the Moon

The Christmas Waits 1848
Town waits, playing their musical instruments while people are standing around listening. From medieval times up to the early 19th century

TRANSHUMANCE, SWISS
TRANSHUMANCE When the cattle are taken from the villages to their summer pastures in the mountains, they are led by the village musicians Date: circa 1880

HOGARTH SOUTHWARK FAIR
Southwark Fair Various performers compete to attract the publics attention. Date: 1733

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