strings
woodwind
percussion
brass
All
100

1. Uses a bow

2. Is portable

3. Is in orchestra 

Violin

100

Has whistle like mouth piece,

left hand over right,

and has the starting letter: R

Recorder

100

you hit it with your hands, or with mallets

Drum

100

It is small, and has 3 buttons

Trumpet

100

Has whistle like mouth piece,

left hand over right,

and has the starting letter: R

Recorder

200

1. Uses a bow

2. is big

3.is used in orchestra

Cello

200

you hold it sideways, 

has buttons, 

and has the starting letter: F

Flute

200

it has disks attached on the sides to make jingling sounds, and you hit it with your hands

Tambourine

200

It is big, and looks like it wraps around your head and chest

Tuba

200

1. Uses a bow

2. is big

3.is used in orchestra

Cello

300

1. uses a bow (sometimes)

2. is VERY VERY big

3. is in orchestra

Bass

300

you hold in down, like a Saxophone,

 is has may buttons,

has the starting letter: C

Clarinet

300

you use a mallet to strike the wooden or metal keys

Xylophone

300

it is big, but does not have buttons

Trombone
300

you use a mallet to strike the wooden or metal keys

Xylophone

400

1. uses a bow

2. is small

3.is used in orchestra

Viola

400

it has a thin mouth piece,

it is big,

it has the starting letter: B

Bassoon

400

They are very big, and you hit them with mallets, they are a type of drum

Timpani

400

is long, and vibrates when you blow into it

Didgeridoo

400

it has a thin mouth piece,

it is big,

it has the starting letter: B

Bassoon
500

1.Uses a bow

2 is VERY big

3. Is a foreign instrument

Ajaeng

500

has been around since the Pilgrims,

has hole for mouth piece,

has the starting letter: F

Fife

500

It has keys, and it is very big

Piano

500

Is VERY long, and the sound is similar to trumpets

Alphorn

500

has been around since the Pilgrims,

has hole for mouth piece,

has the starting letter: F

Fife