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The Woodlands Symphony Orchestra

https://www.woodlandssymphony.org/

Conroe Symphony Orchestra

https://conroesymphony.org/

Houston Symphony

https://houstonsymphony.org/

Symphony North of Houston

https://symphonynorth.org/

Symphony of Southeast Texas

https://sost.org/

Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra

https://bvso.org/

Mercury Chamber Orchestra

https://www.mercuryhouston.org/

Rockstops

Used to keep the endpin of a cello or bass from slipping and will help protect the floor

Ashley Jones

Art Director

Don Francis

Tech Lead

Alexa Young

Product Manager

Robert Rose

Product Designer

Mutes

The mute attaches lightly to the bridge to slightly dampen the sound. This is primarly used to create a different mood of music although there are some mutes used to make the volume softer for in-home practice.

Standard Mute

Most commonly used, designed to slightly dampen sound to fit a specific style.

Metal Practice Mute

Solid metal and should be used with care, designed to heavily mute the sound for practicing in homes with families or out and about.

Rubber Practice Mute

Softer than a metal mute, but still designed to significantly dampen the sound to allow practice in all environments.

Wire Mute

Most commonly used in place of a standard mute but does produce a slightly more metallic sound

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Mutes

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