For most instruments, the maximum spread was less than 2 yards, the findings showed. That means that musicians who play wind instruments should stay 6 feet apart.

These instruments can determine the sizes of aerosols that may spread the coronavirus (SN Online: 5/18/21). Spede and Weaver’s collaborators used both quantitative and qualitative methods.

Aerosol emissions from wind instruments: effects of performer age, sex, sound pressure level, and bell covers. Scientific Reports, 2022; 12 (1) DOI: 10.1038/s41598-022-15530-x ...

Electric wind instruments, or EWI, took a more subtle path among a niche audience of musicians. But with these newest digital models available online, anyone can start learning, experimenting, and ...

Singing and wind instruments produce even higher aerosols (up to 10 4 times) than normal breathing or speaking, indicating that these activities may fall into the superspreading category if the ...

Turn your smartphone into a playable wind instrument with this USB-C mouthpiece The Zefiro might look like a vape, but it’s a tiny MIDI wind controller compatible with mobile devices and computers.