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Musical Styles

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Musical Instrument Names for Spellings

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Instruments of the Orchestra

An orchestra is a large group of musicians who play together on a variety

of string, wind and percussion instruments.

Leading the group of musicians is the conductor.

The instruments of the orchestra are organised into families:

Strings – String instruments use vibrating strings to make their sound.

Violins, violas, cellos and double basses are examples of string

instrument.

Woodwinds – Woodwind instruments are made of a long hollow tube of

wood or metal. The sound is made by blowing air through a very thin

piece of shaved wood called a reed, or across a small mouthpiece.

Clarinets, flutes, bassoons and oboes are examples of woodwind

instruments.

Brass – Brass instruments are wind instruments made of metal with a cup shaped mouthpiece. Trumpets, tubas and trombones are examples of

brass instruments.

Percussion – Percussion instruments are played by being struck or

shaken. Snare drums, cymbals and gongs are examples of percussion

instruments. Some percussion instruments can be used to play tunes,

such as glockenspiels and xylophones. These are called tuned percussion.

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