The Orchestra Shop brings you a wide selection of high quality orchestra instruments and accessories. If you want to make beautiful music, you have come to the right place. Our website is designed to help all musicians, from the beginner to the professional. Whether you play for one or two people, or an audience of hundreds, the Orchestra Shop can help you stay in perfect tune.

Playing with a quality instrument is very important to every musician. Even if you already own a good instrument, you must maintain it. Our website has everything you need to find a quality instrument and keep it in proper working order. We carry accessories like stands, gear guides, power supplies and much more. There are many different ways to find your ideal instrument but the best way is to visit specialised orchestra instrument shops that supply a whole range of equipment. The OrchestraShop offers an absolutely massive selection of fantastic products at affordable prices! You have come to the only place on the web that will fulfil your requirements, no matter what your budget. From a recorder for your child, to a violin for your loved one, from sheet music to a book that shows you how...at the OrchestraShop we have it all! 

Which is the right instrument for you?.

Playing the recorder is a good start, it can lead you on to other things. There is the flute, of course, for which a relatively small amount of puff is required and considered by some to be the easier of the woodwind family.

Then there is the clarinet and saxophones which are single reed instruments. If you are thinking of playing the saxophone you would be well advised to start with an Alto .The reason being that the tenor is slightly heavier and will need a bit more puff and the soprano is not so easy for a beginner because of the intonation. It's worth noting too that someone who plays flute or clarinet find the saxophone easier to learn if they have been playing for a while. Then there is the double reed instruments which are the bassoon, oboe and cor anglais.

Perhaps you would prefer to play a brass instrument. Ideally its best to start with a cornet but you could play any of the brass family provided that you could reach the valves and slides comfortable. The French horn is better taken up by someone who already plays something else, piano for example, for they are with out doubt the hardest of all the brass family.

 The Orchestra Shop offers many great products sold by reliable internet retailers.  Every orchestra instrument is included on our website is available through a third party seller.  Visitors can shop many products without jumping from one instrument seller to the next.  We can help you find high quality merchandise and gear without spending too much time shopping online.

Whatever your choice, good luck and we at the orchestrashop hope you get a lot of pleasure from it!