Musical Instruments

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1. This instrument looks and is played like a violin, but it is a bit larger. Cello Viola Bass Flute

2. This instrument is normally made of a black wood, is played with a double reed, and sometimes has a 'nasal' sound to it. Trombone Clarinet Oboe Flute

3. This instrument looks like a bed post and is played with a double reed that connects to the instrument using a bocal. Bassoon Trumpet Oboe Flute

4. This is one of the few (if not the only) brass instrument which uses a slide, not valves, in order to change the pitch. French Horn Trumpet Trombone Euphonium

5. This brass instrument needs the player's hand in the bell in order to help control the pitch. French Horn Tuba Trombone Trumpet

6. This instrument is commonly made out of a silver-coloured metal and is played by blowing across, not into, the mouthpiece. Flute Clarinet Oboe Tuba

7. This instrument is usually made out of a black wood, and is played using a single reed with a ligature. Clarinet Bassoon Oboe Saxophone

8. This instrument is mainly known for jazz music. It is a woodwind, but made out of metal and it curves up near the bell. Clarinet Saxophone Trombone Flute

9. This instrument is in the oboe family. It is longer with a bell that balloons out a little and the reed fits into a bocal. English Horn Clarinet Bassoon Trombone

10. This string instrument is too big to hold under a chin, so it is played with the instrument between the player's legs. Cello Violin Viola Guitar