1. Uses a bow
2. Is portable
3. Is in orchestra
Violin
Has whistle like mouth piece,
left hand over right,
and has the starting letter: R
Recorder
you hit it with your hands, or with mallets
Drum
It is small, and has 3 buttons
Trumpet
Has whistle like mouth piece,
left hand over right,
and has the starting letter: R
Recorder
you hold it sideways,
has buttons,
and has the starting letter: F
Flute
it has disks attached on the sides to make jingling sounds, and you hit it with your hands
Tambourine
It is big, and looks like it wraps around your head and chest
Tuba
1. uses a bow (sometimes)
2. is VERY VERY big
3. is in orchestra
Bass
you hold in down, like a Saxophone,
is has may buttons,
has the starting letter: C
Clarinet
you use a mallet to strike the wooden or metal keys
Xylophone
it is big, but does not have buttons
you use a mallet to strike the wooden or metal keys
Xylophone
it has a thin mouth piece,
it is big,
it has the starting letter: B
Bassoon
They are very big, and you hit them with mallets, they are a type of drum
Timpani
is long, and vibrates when you blow into it
Didgeridoo
it has a thin mouth piece,
it is big,
it has the starting letter: B
1.Uses a bow
2 is VERY big
3. Is a foreign instrument
Ajaeng
has been around since the Pilgrims,
has hole for mouth piece,
has the starting letter: F
Fife
It has keys, and it is very big
Piano
Is VERY long, and the sound is similar to trumpets
Alphorn
has been around since the Pilgrims,
has hole for mouth piece,
has the starting letter: F
Fife