New parts to play old instruments

Zexuan Qiao; Jonathan Santa Maria Bouquet

New parts to play old instruments

Zexuan Qiao, Jonathan Santa Maria Bouquet

School of Arts, English and Languages

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Abstract

A project focused in the documentation and producing 3D models of bagpipes from the musical instrument collection of the University of Edinburgh yielded an unexpected yet interesting biproduct. This paper will explore an innovative approach to employing 3D printed components to restore functionality to historic bagpipes without interventive treatments.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 18 Mar 2024
Event	3D Printing and Musical Heritage: A conference examining the application of 3D printing to the preservation, documentation and accessibility of musical heritage. - Royal College of Music, London, United Kingdom Duration: 18 Mar 2024 → 18 Mar 2024 https://www.rcm.ac.uk/research/projects/3dprintedmusicalinstruments/

Conference

Conference	3D Printing and Musical Heritage
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	18/03/2024 → 18/03/2024
Internet address	https://www.rcm.ac.uk/research/projects/3dprintedmusicalinstruments/

Keywords

Bagpipes
Conservation
Woodwind
Instruments

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New parts to play old instruments

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