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| Non-Western Instruments The small group of Asian instruments that came to Yale with the Belle Skinner Collection has been steadily augmented with further examples from Asia, Africa and South America. The acquisition of the Robyna Neilson Ketchum Collection of Bells greatly increased the Collection’s holdings of idiophones from all over the world. Future acquisition policy will be directed to growth in this area. |
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| Suzu Japanese, early 20th century Maker unknown |
Kalangu and stick West African, late 19th century Maker unknown |
Guan zi Chinese, 20th century Maker unknown |
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| ’Ud North African, early 20th century Maker unknown
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Yue Qin Chinese, 19th century Maker unknown |
Conch trumpet Peruvian, Mochica culture (ca, 400--900 AD) Maker unknown |
