Clay Bird Water WhistlesThese beautiful water whistles are handmade in Cusco, Peru. They are then hand painted with colorful acrylic paint and decorated with ancient motifs of the Inca and Nazca cultures. To play these water whistles, fill up almost to the top with water, then blow on the mouthpiece (tail) to produce a beautiful chirping sound. By tipping the whistles back while playing, different sounds can be made. Children and adults will love adding these whistles to

Although it cannot be played

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as well as typical eats from across the continent

Designed in the United States and handmade in China

and even Mark Bego’s Boozy Banana Cream Pie

This limited-edition pocket synthesizer features an embossed Bowie logo and includes a full-color booklet celebrating David Bowie's career

this onesie has the museum’s name printed on the back

The Mechanical Music Gallery at MIM features instruments animated by many modes of fascinating technology

It was recorded with “magic” and spontaneity

Our miniature grand piano features a lid that rises to show the wires and a movable cover that reveals the keyboard

Johnny Cash introduced country fans and viewers of his weekly variety show to hand-picked artists they might not have otherwise been exposed to

Tito Puente