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a small mouth organ with a row of metal reeds, hold against the lips and played by blowing or sucking air

a brass instrument with a coiled tube and flared bell, played by buzzing the lips and adjusting valves and hand placement for different pitches

a small toy instrument that produces a buzzing sound when the player blows into its hollow pipe which has a hole in it

a tube-like musical instrument that is played by blowing over a hole while covering and uncovering its other holes

a woodwind instrument like an oboe that has a lower pitch and larger size

a wind instrument with a reed and several sticks, played by squeezing a bag and blowing through one of its pipes, originated from Scotland

a brass instrument with a curl in its tube and a flared bore that is played by valves

a musical instrument with a curved metal tube and one wide end, which is played by blowing into it while pressing and releasing its three buttons

a brass instrument like a small trumpet that produces a mellower tone

a wind instrument from the Medieval era with an end that curves upward, producing a nasal sound

a historical double-reed woodwind instrument, similar to a predecessor of the modern bassoon, known for its rich and expressive tone, commonly used in Baroque music

a curved metal wind instrument that is played by blowing into it while pressing its buttons

a wind instrument consisting of a keyboard and a mouthpiece into which the player blows

a woodwind instrument of the oboe family consisting of a long wooden tube and a double reed

a large double-reed woodwind instrument, producing deep, resonant tones and serving as the lowest-pitched instrument in the woodwind family

a historical wind instrument resembling an oboe, known for its loud and piercing sound

a wind instrument consisting of a wide hollow end and a sliding metal tube used to vary the pitch and produce a wide range of tones

a large wind instrument with a curved tube and a wide bore that produces the lowest pitches in the brass family

a brass instrument resembling a small trumpet, without any valves or keys, used for military calls

an early wind instrument with a cup-shaped mouthpiece, a conical tube and holes that are covered by the fingers

a woodwind musical instrument in the most common size that produces a high range of notes

a woodwind double-reed instrument with a long tubular body and holes and keys on top

an ancient wind instrument shaped like an egg with holes in its body that are covered with the fingers

a musical instrument consisting of a set of bamboo or cane pipes in different lengths that are put in a row and fixed together, played by blowing

an Australian wind instrument consisting of a large bamboo or wooden tube that is played by blowing while using circular breathing technique

a large brass instrument resembling a small tuba that has 3 or 4 valves and produces a tenor voice

a small high-pitched flute with six or eight finger holes that is played along with drums in a military band

a brass instrument resembling a small trumpet with a larger bore and a mellower tone

a 12-feet-long wooden horn that was originally used by Swiss herdsmen for signaling in the Alps

a simple wind instrument made of a straight tube with holes that the player blows into to produce different musical notes

any of the family of brass instruments that have conical bores and valves

a brass instrument of the tuba family with 4 valves and a very wide bore that is used in American marching bands

a small woodwind instrument with six holes and a short pipe

the smallest member of the flute family that plays higher notes than the ordinary flute

a simple wind instrument with a straight body and finger holes that produces a clear, sweet sound when air is blown through it

a musical instrument that is played by blowing air into it and using a keyboard to produce different notes, similar to a harmonica but with a wider range of tones

a small, lightweight French bagpipe with a cylindrical chanter and a double-reed mouthpiece