PHOTOS: Music instrument petting zoo at the Winter Park Public Library

The event offered a variety of instruments to try – an effort to inspire young musicians.

By Tim Freed
| 10:26 a.m. July 20, 2018

Katie Waller gave Kristina Pakholok, 10, some tips on playing the fiddle.

Tim Martin, top, showed children how to play the musical saw and create its unique sounds.

Jay Bradbury and Thomas Franz, 9, plucked the banjo together.

Marie Cashion showed Lisa Wolf, 12, how to hold and play the fiddle.

Daniel David, 7, and Grace Lopez posed for a photo with an Autoharp, a type of chorded zither.

Jay Christman demonstrated the Autoharp at the music instrument petting zoo.

Vaughan, 7; Courtney and Lennon Vogelsang, 5, had a great time at the library event.

Jay Bradbury gave Sophia Hesh, 10, some advice with the mandolin.

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Winter Park children had the chance to discover and try new musical instruments at a music instrument petting zoo Saturday, July 14, at the Winter Park Public Library. Visitors had a chance to try everything from guitars and banjos to flutes and chorded zithers.

PHOTOS: Music instrument petting zoo at the Winter Park Public Library

The event offered a variety of instruments to try – an effort to inspire young musicians.

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PHOTOS: Music instrument petting zoo at the Winter Park Public Library

The event offered a variety of instruments to try – an effort to inspire young musicians.

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