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A modern realistic orchestra and band library for staging strings, winds, brass and percussion. Bowed strings arrive with real dimensional differences, from a 600 mm violin to a 1.82 m double bass, with bows, f-holes, bridges, tailpieces, fingerboards, pegs and scrolls, plus a banjo, a ukulele and a mandolin. Winds and brass cover flute, clarinet, oboe, trumpet in two finishes, a trombone with a working slide, french horn, tuba and alto and tenor saxophones, with valves, bells, bows and keywork modelled. Percussion holds a xylophone and a glockenspiel with resonators and mallets, timpani, bongos, a tambourine and maracas, and a piano accordion and a harmonica close the folk corner. Furniture, cases and the stage dress the scene: folding and conductor music stands, instrument stands for folding frames, saxes and trumpets, a performer chair, a podium, a ticking metronome, four hard cases with opening lids, rosin and a polishing cloth, and stage platforms, a riser, shell panels and a curtain. Case lids, the trombone slide and the metronome pendulum are named nodes on their own pivots and ship rigid open, close, slide and tick clips: node transforms only, no skinning. Strings, keys, valves, reeds, jingles, bellows folds and curtain pleats stay static, because none of them is reachable with one rigid node transform and faking them costs a consumer more than it gives. Every file is self-contained CC0 geometry with no collision or navigation data.
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Use the “Orchestra and Band Instruments” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/orchestra-and-band-instruments Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/39325/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/orchestra-and-band-instruments Description: Realistic orchestral instruments and their stage: bowed strings, folk strings, woodwinds, brass, saxes, mallet and hand percussion, an accordion and a harmonica, with stands, chairs, cases and a concert stage. - 47 GLB models, 6.2 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
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Orchestra and Band Instruments
Realistic orchestral instruments and their stage: bowed strings, folk strings, woodwinds, brass, saxes, mallet and hand percussion, an accordion and a harmonica, with stands, chairs, cases and a concert stage.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
Everything in this pack
Violin (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A full size violin about 600 mm long lying on its back: an arched two piece style body with a spruce top, f-holes, a bridge, a tailpiece and a chinrest, an ebony fingerboard, a pegbox with four pegs and a scroll, and four steel strings.
Violin, Natural Finish (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
The same full size violin in a pale natural timber varnish, for a second desk player without a repeated colour.
Viola (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A full size viola about 660 mm long lying on its back: a broader and deeper body than the violin at 400 mm, with a spruce top, f-holes, a wider bridge, a tailpiece and a chinrest, an ebony board, four pegs, a scroll and four strings.
Cello (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A full size cello about 1.23 m long lying on its back with its endpin out: a 760 mm arched body with a spruce top, f-holes and a tall bridge, a long ebony fingerboard, a four peg head with a scroll, four strings and a steel endpin with a rubber tip.
Double Bass (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A full size double bass about 1.82 m long lying on its back with its endpin out: a 1.14 m arched body with sloped shoulders, a spruce top, f-holes and a tall bridge, a long ebony board, a four peg head with a scroll, four strings and a steel endpin.
Violin Bow (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A violin bow 740 mm long lying flat: a tapered timber stick, a ribbon of bow hair, an ivory tip, an ebony frog with a metal ferrule, a grip winding and a screw button.
Cello Bow (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A cello bow 720 mm long lying flat: a heavier and thicker stick than the violin bow with a wider ribbon of hair, an ivory tip, a larger ebony frog and a screw button.
Five String Banjo (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A five string banjo lying face up: an 11 inch vellum head in a timber rim with a nickel tension hoop and twelve bracket hooks, a bridge, a long fretted neck with fifteen frets, a headstock with four pegs and a fifth pip, and five steel strings.
Soprano Ukulele (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A soprano ukulele about 530 mm long lying face up: a small waisted timber body with a rosetted sound hole, a pin bridge, a twelve fret neck, a slotted style headstock with four pegs and four nylon style strings.
Mandolin (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A mandolin about 660 mm long lying face up: a teardrop body with an oval sound hole, a pickguard and a floating bridge, a fifteen fret neck, an eight peg head and four paired steel courses running to a tailpiece.
Concert Flute (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A concert flute 750 mm long lying on its side: a headjoint with an embouchure plate and hole, a body with nine key cups on rods and posts, and a footjoint with three touches, in polished nickel silver.
Clarinet (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A Bb clarinet about 660 mm long lying on its side: a mouthpiece with a ligature mark and reed, a barrel, a conical grenadilla style body with eight key cups on rods, a thumb rest and a small flared bell.
Oboe (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
An oboe about 620 mm long lying on its side: a slim conical bore narrower than the clarinet, a cane reed on a staple, seven key cups on rods and a small flared bell.
Trumpet (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A Bb trumpet about 600 mm long lying with its valves up: a leadpipe with a mouthpiece receiver, three piston valves with pearl buttons, a tuning slide bow, two finger slides and a flared bell with a rim wire, in lacquered brass.
Trumpet, Silver Finish (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
The same Bb trumpet in polished silver plate, for a second chair player without a repeated colour.
Trombone (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A tenor trombone about 700 mm long with its slide in: a bell section with a counterweight and a flared bell, and a hand slide on its own pivot that runs out toward the viewer. The slide ships open and close clips as a rigid node transform.
French Horn (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A French horn about 600 mm across lying flat: two loops of coiled tubing, three rotary valves with paddle levers, a leadpipe with a mouthpiece receiver and a large flared bell, in lacquered brass.
Tuba (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A concert tuba about 1.1 m tall standing on its bows: a vertical coil with hanging slides, four piston valves with a mouthpipe, and a large bell facing the ceiling, in lacquered brass.
Alto Saxophone (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
An alto saxophone about 700 mm tall standing on its bow: a conical J shaped body with an upturned bell, a crook neck with a mouthpiece and reed, ten key cups on rods, a thumb rest and a bell brace, in lacquered brass.
Tenor Saxophone (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A tenor saxophone about 850 mm tall standing on its bow: a longer and broader J than the alto with a kinked crook, eleven key cups and a wider bell, in lacquered brass.
Xylophone (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A concert xylophone about 1.1 m wide and 800 mm tall: twelve graduated timber bars on cord rails with node pins, tuned metal resonators below each bar, on a steel leg frame, with two felt mallets lying across the bars.
Glockenspiel (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A glockenspiel about 560 mm wide on a 720 mm stand: ten graduated steel bars in two stepped rows over tuned resonators in a case frame, on steel legs, with one hard mallet lying across the bars.
Timpani (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A concert timpani with a 26 inch head at 880 mm: a copper bowl with a tuned vellum style head under a rim ring, six lugs, three legs with castors, a tuning pedal and a gauge.
Bongo Pair (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A pair of bongos joined by a hardwood block: a smaller macho and a larger hembra shell in timber with vellum style heads, steel rims and five lugs each, standing 210 mm tall.
Tambourine (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A tambourine 210 mm across lying flat: a timber ring with a vellum style head and eight pairs of nickel jingles in slots around the shell.
Maracas Pair (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A pair of maracas lying side by side: turned gourds in painted timber on hardwood handles with ebony end caps, each about 200 mm long.
Piano Accordion (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A piano accordion about 400 mm tall standing upright: a treble case with twenty white and fourteen black keys, a bass case with six rows of twenty buttons, pleated bellows between them, and straps over the top.
Harmonica (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A diatonic harmonica 100 mm long lying flat: a ten hole comb between two bowed nickel cover plates screwed at both ends, with a hole faced mouthpiece.
Folding Music Stand (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A folding music stand 1.05 m tall: a rubber footed tripod, a telescopic column and a tilted 420 mm desk with a music ledge and folding braces.
Conductor Music Stand (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A conductor music stand 1.2 m tall: a heavier tripod and column carrying a wide 580 mm tilted desk with a deep ledge for a full score.
Performer Chair (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A stackable performer chair with a 450 mm seat: a plywood seat with a fabric pad, a curved backrest on steel posts, and four steel legs with stretchers.
Conductor Podium (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A conductor podium with two carpeted steps rising 360 mm: dark risers with brass nosing strips and fabric treads.
Metronome (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A pyramid metronome 210 mm tall: a tapered timber body on a base, a printed scale behind a brass pendulum with a sliding weight. The pendulum ships a tick clip as a rigid node transform.
Violin Case (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A violin hard case 620 mm long lying closed: a shaped dark shell with a plush lined tray, a hinged lid on its back edge, latches, hinges and a carry handle. The lid ships open and close clips.
Trumpet Case (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A trumpet hard case 600 mm long lying closed: a rectangular dark shell with a plush lined tray, a hinged lid, latches, hinges and a carry handle. The lid ships open and close clips.
Saxophone Case (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
An alto saxophone hard case 720 mm long lying closed: a shaped dark shell with a plush lined tray, a hinged lid, latches, hinges and a carry handle. The lid ships open and close clips.
Flute Case (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A flute hard case 420 mm long lying closed: a slim dark shell with a plush lined tray, a hinged lid, latches and a carry handle. The lid ships open and close clips.
Rosin Block in Tray (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A block of bow rosin in an open ebony tray: an amber cake with a dusted top, 70 mm long, for the rehearsal corner.
Polishing Cloth (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A folded polishing cloth 240 mm long: three pressed layers with a stitched border ring, for wiping down varnish and brass.
Folding Instrument Stand (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A folding A-frame instrument stand: splayed steel legs, padded cradle arms for the lower bout and a yoke for the neck, holding violins, violas, banjos and mandolins.
Saxophone Stand (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A saxophone stand 660 mm tall: a rubber footed tripod with a padded bow cup and a yoke that steadies the bell tube, for alto and tenor saxes.
Trumpet Stand (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A trumpet stand 640 mm tall: a rubber footed tripod with a slender peg and a felt collar that the bell rests over, for trumpets, cornets and flugelhorns.
Concert Stage Platform (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A concert stage platform 2 m by 1 m standing 800 mm tall: a timber deck with a dark tread plate, six steel legs with braces and recessed fabric skirting on all four sides.
Stage Riser (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A low stage riser 1.5 m by 1 m standing 400 mm tall: a timber deck with a dark tread, four steel legs and recessed fabric skirting front and back, for the back row of a section.
Acoustic Shell Panel (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
An acoustic shell panel 1.2 m wide and 2.65 m tall: a cream reflective face in a timber frame on braced feet, for the ring of panels behind an orchestra.
Stage Curtain on a Rail (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A stage curtain 3 m wide on a portable rail: two posts with weighted feet, a crossbar, a pleated drape with a valance and brass tieback rings.
Concert Stage and Rehearsal Corner (Orchestra and Band Instruments)
A dressed concert stage with a rehearsal corner: an 8 by 3 m platform at 800 mm with three risers at the back, shell panels closing the rear and a curtain masking the wing, a front row of chairs and stands with strings, winds and brass resting on the seats, timpani,...









