History of music · Timbó, SC
Museu da Música de Timbó
The Museu da Música de Timbó operates in the former salão Hammermeister, in the Dona Clara neighborhood.
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About Museu da Música de Timbó
The Museu da Música de Timbó operates in the former salão Hammermeister, in the Dona Clara neighborhood. Conceived by Pastor Hans Hermann Ziel, the museum brings together original instruments and replicas, scores, records and other musical archives. The exposed-brick hall is also part of the experience: its presence helps relate the collection to the history of meeting and entertainment spaces. The collection includes instruments from different eras and origins.
Walk through the rooms comparing shapes, materials and ways of producing sound. The visit is for observing the collection, so handling or demonstrating instruments should follow staff guidance. Check opening hours before adding the museum to your day and allow time to read the information about the pieces that most attract your attention.
Before you go
Practical information
How much time to set aside
Set aside time to go through the instrument collection and see the salão Hammermeister.
Best time
Choose an opening period when it is possible to tour the rooms and read the instruments' information.
How to get there
Look for the salão Hammermeister on Rua Edmundo Bell, in Dona Clara, Timbó.
Tip
Choose an opening period when it is possible to tour the rooms and read the instruments' information.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Museu da Música de Timbó
What materials appear besides the instruments?
The musical collection includes sheet music, records, engravings and technical records, broadening the understanding of the history of music.
How to organize a visit to Museu da Música de Timbó?
Walk through the rooms comparing formats, materials and ways of producing sound. The visit is for observing the collection, so handling or demonstrating instruments must follow staff guidance. Check opening hours before including the museum in your itinerary and allow time to read the information for the pieces that catch your attention.