Lost & found music & instruments in Missoula
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LOST: Sheet Music in Missoula
Hi, I’m Isabella Chen. I was leaving the Missoula Public Library after a late rehearsal and realized my binder of sheet music was missing in Missoula, Montana, United States around 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday. I think I left the binder in the back seat of my car, parked outside the library on East Broadway near Caras Park, not far from the Clark Fork River. The binder is black with a blue cover and my initials in the corner; inside are pages for several ensemble pieces with yellow sticky notes. Those sheets are for tomorrow’s recital, and I’m really hoping to get them back.
Lost sunburst Yamaha acoustic guitar near the Wilma, Missoula
I was outside the Wilma Theater on Higgins Avenue yesterday around 3pm, chatting with a street musician when I must have set my Yamaha FG800 down. It's a sunburst acoustic guitar with a black pickguard and a small dent on the lower bout. Inside the soundhole is a faded sticker with a mountain logo, and the blue woven strap attached has a white stripe that's worn soft from use. This guitar is my oldest friend in music—sentimental value, given by my aunt who passed away—and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please message me; I’d be forever grateful and can meet anywhere in Missoula to pick it up.
Silver Yamaha trumpet with blue sticker on case
Yesterday around 6pm after rehearsal on the University of Montana campus, I realized my silver Yamaha trumpet was missing near the UC loading dock behind the University Center. It's a silver lacquered brass horn, a bit worn with a tiny dent in the bell and a scuffed third valve slide; the mouthpiece is a standard 7C. It comes with a black hard case lined in blue velvet, and the case has a bright blue dragon sticker on the outside. This instrument has sentimental value for me because it was a gift from my mentor, and I really need it back for upcoming gigs with the Missoula Jazz Collective.
Black Yamaha PSR-E373 61-key keyboard
I lost my black Yamaha PSR-E373 61-key keyboard yesterday around 3pm. It’s a compact, portable setup—the kind you slide into a soft gig bag, about the size of a laptop, with a few scrapes along the front edge from gigs. On the back there's a small blue sticker with the initials AY, and there's a tiny dent in the bottom-right corner. I last had it outside the Wilma on Main Street in downtown Missoula after a quick street set near the Higgins Ave crosswalk. This keyboard means a lot to me for practice and gigs—sentimental and essential. If you found it, drop a message here in the app and we can arrange a pickup around that area.
Sunburst Taylor 214ce with UM sticker
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my sunburst Taylor 214ce acoustic guitar was missing. I last had it near the Missoula Public Library on East Main Street after a quick practice break. It’s a Taylor 214ce with a glossy sunburst finish, a small dent on the lower bout, and a frayed blue strap still looped through the strap pins. There’s a tiny UM sticker on the headstock and a faint scratch along the pickguard from years of playing. It means a lot to me as it was a gift from my grandmother and I’d really appreciate getting it back if you’ve seen it. You can reach me at [email protected].
Black MicroKORG synth with orange panels
I lost my black MicroKORG synthesizer with orange side panels yesterday around 3pm near the Wilma Theatre on North Higgins Avenue in Missoula. It's a compact 37-key keyboard with a built-in vocoder, and you can spot it by a faded white sticker on the back that reads 'MK-01'. The case handle is a bit loose and the bottom corner has a small scuff from a recent gig. It meant a lot to me—it's a gift from my mentor—and I really need it back to finish a project and keep playing.
Lost golden-colored Hohner harmonica with scratches left on a bench by the river park in Missoula.
I was playing my harmonica at the park by the river on Sunday afternoon, and I must have left it sitting on the bench. It's a golden-colored Hohner with a few scratches from regular use. It’s not only my go-to instrument but also holds a lot of sentimental value. Please let me know if you find it!
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