The String Family
The Woodwind Family
The Brass Family
The Percussion Family
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The smallest and highest-sounding member of the string family.
What is the violin?
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The reason they are called the woodwind family.
What is they were all once made of wood.
100
The reason they are called the brass family.
What is because they are made of brass?
100
A percussion instrument also known as kettle drums.
What are timpani?
100
The leader of the orchestra.
What is the conductor?
200
The lowest and largest member of the string family.
What is the double bass?
200
The smallest and highest-sounding instrument in the woodwind family.
What is the piccolo?
200
The name of the moving piece in the trombone.
What is the slide?
200
A percussion instrument played with mallets and made of rosewood keys.
What is the xylophone?
200
The piano belongs in this family.
What is the percussion family?
300
The string instrument that is similar to the violin, but has a slightly lower sound.
What is the viola?
300
The number of reeds in a clarinet.
What is one?
300
The two instruments that make up the "low brass section".
What are the trombone and the tuba?
300
A percussion instrument also known as tubular bells?
What are chimes?
300
The harp is a member of this family.
What is the string family?
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The string instrument with a sound higher than the double bass but lower than the viola.
What is the cello?
400
The number of reeds in an oboe, English horn, bassoon and contrabassoon.
What is two?
400
This brass instrument has over 20 feet of tubing if you could uncoil it!
What is the French horn?
400
An example of an unpitched percussion instrument.
What is the woodblock, triangle, maracas, steel drums, gong, cymbals, tambourine, bass drum (and more)?
400
This is the family with the most amount of players in the orchestra.
What is string family?
500
The number of strings on a violin.
What is four?
500
How a woodwind instrument makes its sound.
What is by blowing air (or "wind") into the mouthpiece?
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How a brass instrument makes sound.
What is by buzzing into the mouthpiece?
500
An example of a pitched percussion instrument.
What is the xylophone, glockenspiel, timpani, piano, chimes (and more)?
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The second-most important person of the orchestra after the conductor; also the leader of the first violins.
What is the concertmaster?
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