Brass
Woodwinds
Strings
Percussion
Instruments around the World
100

This instrument is the smallest and highest pitched instrument in the brass family.

The Trumpet!

100

Name one SINGLE reed woodwind instrument:

Clarinet OR Saxophone!

100

All strings instruments have THIS in common:

They all have strings!

100

What do we call percussion using our bodies to make sound? (clapping, snapping, tapping, stomping, patting...)

Body Percussion!

100

This instrument is what we call the violin when it's playedin Irish music or other folk music.

The Fiddle!

200

This brass instrument is the only one to use a slide to change pitches.

The Trombone!

200

This instrument looks like it could belong to the brass family, but it is most certainly a woodwind instrument because of the REED.

The Saxophone!

200

What are the three ways a strings instrument can be played?

Strummed, plucked, or bowed!

200

What are the three ways to play a percussion instrument?

Hit, shake, or scrape!

200

This instrument is native to Australia and made from a long, hollow bamboo tube.

The Didgeridoo!

300

All brass instruments are made of this material.

Brass!

300

This woodwind instrument used to be made out of wood a long time ago, but is made from metal today. It is also the highest woodwind instrument.

The Flute!

300

This instrument is the smallest and highest in the strings family.

The violin!

300

This percussion instrument is named after its shape.

The triangle!

300

The sitar, bansuri, sarangi, and ghatam all come from the country.

India!

400

This instrument is the lowest voice in the brass family.

The Tuba!

400

This is the special piece of wood that is used on a woodwind instrument mouthpiece.

A Reed!

400

This instrument can belong to both the percussion family AND the strings family.

The piano!

400

What are the two categories of percussion instruments? (Hint: you can play a melody with one)

Pitched and unpitched!

400

This strings instrument was brought from Portugal to Hawaii and is Hawaiian for "jumping flea."

The Ukulele!

500

This brass instrument was named after the composer John Phillip Sousa.

The Sousaphone!

500

Name one woodwind instrument that uses a DOUBLE reed:

Oboe OR Bassoon!

500

This instrument is the longest and lowest of the strings instruments.

The bass!

500

Snare, bass, djembe, tom tom, and bongo are just a few types of this percussion instrument.

Drums!

500

The agogo bells, djembe, axatse, and mbira all come from this continent.

Africa!

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