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The smallest and highest instrument of the orchestra.It is a member of the woodwind family, but it’s not made of wood and it doesn’t have a reed.
By pressing the keys.
A harpsichord has no strings but makes a sharper sound.
Trumpet, trombone, tuba and French horn.
Bassoon, coranglais, oboe and clarinet.
Violin.
Electronic, brass, percussion and woodwind.
A bass drum is tuned in the same way, by stretching the skin and tightening the taps around its side
Due to its colour.
The woodwind instruments which have a double reed are:
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A harpsichord has no strings but makes a sharper sound.
Trumpet, trombone, tuba and French horn.
Bassoon, coranglais, oboe and clarinet.
Violin.
Electronic, brass, percussion and woodwind.
A bass drum is tuned in the same way, by stretching the skin and tightening the taps around its side
Due to its colour.
The orchestra is made up of four sections which are:
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A harpsichord has no strings but makes a sharper sound.
Trumpet, trombone, tuba and French horn.
Bassoon, coranglais, oboe and clarinet.
Violin.
Electronic, brass, percussion and woodwind.
A bass drum is tuned in the same way, by stretching the skin and tightening the taps around its side
Due to its colour.
Depending on their pitch and from a lower to a higher sound, the brass family of instruments are:
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A harpsichord has no strings but makes a sharper sound.
Trumpet, trombone, tuba and French horn.
Bassoon, coranglais, oboe and clarinet.
Violin.
Electronic, brass, percussion and woodwind.
A bass drum is tuned in the same way, by stretching the skin and tightening the taps around its side
Due to its colour.
What is the difference between a bass drum and timpini drums?
By pressing the keys.
A harpsichord has no strings but makes a sharper sound.
Trumpet, trombone, tuba and French horn.
Bassoon, coranglais, oboe and clarinet.
Violin.
Electronic, brass, percussion and woodwind.
A bass drum is tuned in the same way, by stretching the skin and tightening the taps around its side
Due to its colour.
What is the difference between a harpsichord and a piano?
By pressing the keys.
A harpsichord has no strings but makes a sharper sound.
Trumpet, trombone, tuba and French horn.
Bassoon, coranglais, oboe and clarinet.
Violin.
Electronic, brass, percussion and woodwind.
A bass drum is tuned in the same way, by stretching the skin and tightening the taps around its side
Due to its colour.
Why does the saxophone belong to the woodwind family?
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A harpsichord has no strings but makes a sharper sound.
Trumpet, trombone, tuba and French horn.
Bassoon, coranglais, oboe and clarinet.
Violin.
Electronic, brass, percussion and woodwind.
A bass drum is tuned in the same way, by stretching the skin and tightening the taps around its side
Due to its colour.
How is sound produced by a trumpet?
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A harpsichord has no strings but makes a sharper sound.
Trumpet, trombone, tuba and French horn.
Bassoon, coranglais, oboe and clarinet.
Violin.
Electronic, brass, percussion and woodwind.
A bass drum is tuned in the same way, by stretching the skin and tightening the taps around its side
Due to its colour.
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