Wind Instruments - New Zealand
New Zealand- In the year 2024, the Wind Instruments market in New Zealand is projected to generate a revenue of US$8.5m.
- This market segment is anticipated to experience an annual growth rate of 6.44% (CAGR 2024-2029).
- When compared to other countries, China leads the pack with a revenue of US$918.4m in the same year.
- In terms of per person revenues, in New Zealand is estimated to generate US$1.62 in 2024.
- New Zealand is experiencing a surge in demand for traditional Maori wind instruments, such as the putatara and koauau, as a means of preserving cultural heritage.
- Key regions:
- Italy,
- United Kingdom,
- United States,
- Germany,
- China
Definition:
Wind instruments are musical instruments that produce sound by vibrating air that is blown into a tube or chamber. Examples of wind instruments include flutes, clarinets, saxophones, trumpets, and trombones. These instruments are commonly used in a variety of musical genres, from classical to jazz, and are popular for their expressive and dynamic sounds. Modern versions of these instruments include electronic wind instruments, which use electronic amplification to enhance their sound and allow for greater portability.
Additional Information:
The market for wind instruments comprises revenue and average revenue per capita. Figures are generated through both online and offline sales channels and include spending by consumers (B2C). Key players in the market are companies such as Yamaha, Buffet Crampon, Selmer, and Jupiter. These companies are leaders in their respective segments and are known for their innovative products, brand reputation, and extensive distribution networks. For more information on the data displayed, use the info button right next to the boxes.
In-Scope
- Brass instruments, such as trumpet, trombone, french horn and tuba
- Woodwind instruments, such as flute, clarinet, saxophone, oboe and bassoon
- Other wind instruments, such as piccolo, recorder, harmonica and bagpipes
Out-Of-Scope
- Electronic wind instruments, such as Roland Aerophone
- Parts of musical instruments, such as saxophone reeds, mouthpieces and drumheads
