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SOUND & FAIR WORKSHOPS AT MUSIC SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

By Neil | Published: June 3, 2011

Over 600 woodwind students briefed on the need for sustainable practises by instrument manufacturers and the benefits for forest communities in Tanzania.

Posted in MUSIC MATTERS | Also tagged education, music colleges, students, workshops | 1 Comment

WORLD’S FIRST SUSTAINABLY HARVESTED AFRICAN BLACKWOOD

By Neil | Published: January 18, 2010

The world's first sustainably harvested African blackwood generates new income for Tanzanian forest communities.

Posted in PRESS RELEASES | Also tagged African blackwood, chain of custody, FSC, Kikole, MCP, Mpingo, Sound and Fair, Tanzania | 8 Comments

KEY ISSUES FOR UK PLAYERS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MADE FROM AFRICAN BLACKWOOD

By Neil | Published: October 1, 2009

Consumer survey assessing consumer willingness to pay price premium

Posted in MUSIC MATTERS | Also tagged classical musicians, price premium | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: woodwind instruments

SOUND & FAIR WORKSHOPS AT MUSIC SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

WORLD’S FIRST SUSTAINABLY HARVESTED AFRICAN BLACKWOOD

KEY ISSUES FOR UK PLAYERS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MADE FROM AFRICAN BLACKWOOD

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