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Introduction to Musical Instruments Fine Art Survey

Introduction to Musical Instruments

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Introduction to Musical Instruments

Fine Art Survey

Brass Instruments

Toot

Brass instruments include: horns,

trumpets, and trombones.

Musicians blow air into brass

instruments , creating a buzzing sound.

For this reason, they are known as

“aerophones.”http://bit.ly/1FG8iyY

Brass Instruments

Toot

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Woodwind

Instruments

Whistle

The instruments in this family

all used to be made of wood,

which gives them their name.

Woodwind

Instruments

Whistle

Types of woodwind instruments include:

reedless, reed and double reed

instruments like the flute, piccolo, clarinet,

oboe, and bassoon.

Stringe

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Plunk

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Stringed instruments are

musical instruments that produce

sound from vibrating strings.

Examples are the guitar, violin,

cello, and harp.

Stringe

dInstrum

ents

Plunk

Stringed instruments are usually

categorized by the primary technique used

to make the strings vibrate. The three

most common techniques are plucking,

bowing and striking.

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A percussion instrument is

a musical instrument that is

sounded by being struck or

scraped by a beater, by hand

or struck against another

similar instrument. The

percussion family is believed

to include the oldest musical

instruments, following the

human voice. http://bit.ly/1w4T6vG

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In a jazz setting, the piano

is considered part of the

“rhythm” section. Drums

are usually the foundation

of this section, so unless

played in a piano trio, the

piano will be played

percussively.

Visit the website below to click and

hear samples of each of the

instruments categorized by family.

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