Brass
This is how you make a sound on a brass instrument.
Buzz into the mouthpiece.
This instrument has a bulb-shaped bell.
English Horn
This is the smallest and highest sounding string instrument.
Violin
These are the three ways to make a sound on a percussion instrument.
Strike/hit, shake or scrape
The stringed instruments are located here in an orchestra.
At the front
This is the largest instrument in the brass family.
The tuba.
The saxophone is considered a woodwind instrument because of this.
It has a reed.
The harp has this many strings.
47
One of the following is NOT a percussion instrument: A) Snare drum B) Tambourine C) Triangle D) Harp
Harp
These are the types of drums that are pitched.
Timpani or Kettle Drums or a steel drum
This instrument has a slide rather than valves.
Trombone
This instrument is known as the licorice stick and has a single reed.
Clarinet.
This instrument is the big brother/sister to the violin.
Viola
Percussion instruments are divided into these two categories.
Pitched and Unpitched
The person who leads an orchestra is called this.
The conductor
Placing the right hand in its bell is the correct way to hold this instrument.
French horn
This woodwind instrument does not have a reed.
Flute, piccolo, recorder
This is the largest and lowest sounding string instrument.
Double Bass
This percussion instrument that has a "rattle" attached to its underside.
Snare Drum
This is a type of tuba that is played in most marching bands.
Sousaphone
This is the smallest and highest instrument in the brass family.
Trumpet.
The oboe, bassoon, and English horn all have this in common.
A double reed
Stringed instruments can be plucked with your fingers or played with this which pulls across the strings.
A bow.
This instrument is an example of a pitched percussion instrument.
Xylophone, marimba, metallophone, glockenspiel, timpani
Mr. Finley plays this instrument.
Baritone