Chandler Music Museum - Antique Instruments | California Travel Tips @CaliforniaTravelTips

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California travel journalist Veronica Hill visits the Chandler Music Museum — the West Coast's largest private collection of more than 200 vintage wind instruments. Not only do you get to see these antique instruments up close, but Martin Chandler also plays each one! Highlights in this video include performances on the world's last surviving soprano rothophone, a Kalison mini trumpet, piccolo trumpet, rare octavin instrument, the shalmei and a vintage conn bass saxophone. The Chandler Music Instrument Museum is open once every two years. Learn more at Facebook.com/ChandlerMuseum

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