Instrument World Records  

Peter Grigorov played 20.3 notes per second on his accordion, a new world record. He played Flight of the Bumblebee in setting the mark. The record was set on November 25, 2007 in Billerica, Massachusetts. Atanas Grigorov witnessed the performance. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Accordion Rob’s fingers came alive as he busted out a full accordion rendition of “The Devil Went Down To Georgia” in just one minute, twenty seconds. #BM2006

Salomon played his accordion at a rate of 30 keys per second.

Bisse Grigo played "A Fond la Caisse" on his button accordion at 20 buttons per second.

Norzamri Lagenda played the Doremi scales on his guitar for 23.67 seconds.

Mallory Wolchuk assembled a set of bagpipes and played a note in two minutes, 20.05 seconds.

Jack Garton played Hello Dolly on a moving piano while singing the song in 54.38 seconds. #BM2007

Alex Cunningham played "The Last of the Mohicans" motif in every key in two minutes, 26.61 seconds.

Glen H. played a G major scale on the flute in 1.04 seconds.

Keenan Messmer played an eight-piece drum set in 1.33 seconds.

Dominic L. played all 84 notes on his four string, 20-fret bass guitar in 9.97 seconds.

Diego P. played every note on a guitar in 12.95 seconds.

Justin Zeid played the When The Saints Go Marching In melody in five ascending octaves on an electric organ in 45.34 seconds.

Esther Crow sang ’Sleigh Ride’ in 59.41 seconds while accompanying herself with a cowbell, a kazoo, and metal jingles. Crow set the record during a World Record Appreciation Society event at Pianos in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present to witness and time the feat. #WRAS10

90 people played We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together on kazoos at once.

Pim Zond has a mandolin guitar with a body diameter of 22 inches.