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Musical Instruments. Worksheet 1. Worksheet 2. Worksheet 3. Worksheet 4. Worksheet 5. Worksheet 6. Worksheet 7. Worksheet 8. Worksheet 9. Worksheet 10 Which of the following instruments are not string instruments. Cross them out. Viola. Timpani. Harp. Double bass. Electric bass. Harmonica. Shekeree. Violin. Cello.
also equipped with keys, such as those that r enable one person to ring a carillon's many bells. Since there is a limit to the number of keys with which fingers HARP. A gaily costumed flautist surmounts this harp. Pitches outside its diatonic scale are obtained by turning metal hooks to shorten the vibrating length of certain.
duction of sounds. Music and instruments convey the deepest cultural, spiritual and aesthetic values of civilization, transmitting knowledge in many spheres. Whether they are the cre- ations of superlative craftsmen or rudimentary, yet none the less expressive, objects, instru- ments represent the tangible aspect of the
The glockenspiel was the predecessor of today's orchestra bells, and in German means “bell play". The original instrument was made up of small bells suspended in a rack and was played with mallets. A second development of the instrument was called the keyboard glockenspiel, followed later by the bell lyre and finally
P5 Babel Drums. P6 Congas. P7 Cajon. Outdoor Aerophones. P8 Tembos. P9 Handpipes. Outdoor Chimes and Bells. P10 Harmony. P11 Tubular Bells. P12 Emperor Chimes. P13 Papilio Bells. P14 Cherub. P15 Sonora. P16-17 Freechimes. Contents. P18 Bell Lyre. P19 Colossus Chimes. Outdoor Xylophones. P20-21 Duo.
instruments include: • the violin family (violin, viola, violoncello and double bass). • the harp. • the guitar family (guitar, bass guitar, banjo, mandolin, ukulele) (tenor), Bass Trombone and low French Horn (bass). Common Brass Instruments. Tuba. Tenor Trombone. Trumpet (B-flat) mouthpiece valves bell water key.
in a horn bell. Moravian bagpiper. Italian zampogna with two chanters and a drone (all of them double-reed). This instrument is often played in an ensemble Abel, Carl Friedrich (1723 - 1787) 261 accordion 8, 11, 73, 124, 132, 233,. 234, 308 aeolian harp 138 aerophones 8, 9, 10, 11, 16, 41 – 47,. 60, 70, 94, 95, 98, 104,

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