Words Related to Music - Musical Instruments 1

a box-like musical instrument that is held in both hands and is played by squeezing and stretching it while pressing its keys

a Latin and African musical instrument consisting of one or multiple bells that are played by hitting them with a wooden piece

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

a musical instrument resembling a small harp that employs a button-controlled mechanism for selecting chords

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

a large xylophone that is used in Western African music and uses hollow gourds as resonators

a stringed musical instrument from Russian origin with a triangular body and three strings

a stringed musical instrument with a circular body and a long neck

a mechanical musical instrument which produces a particular tune by turning a handle

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

a stringed musical instrument of Greek origin with a long neck and round body

any musical instrument that is made of metal, such as the trombone and the trumpet

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

(plural) percussion instruments consisting of a pair of small shells made of wood, ivory or plastic that are fastened to the thumb and clicked together using the fingers

a musical instrument with a small keyboard in which hammers hit a row of steel plates, producing a bell-like sound

a large musical instrument of the violin family that is held upright and is played by pulling a bow across its strings

a small harp that is used in Irish or Scottish folk music

a large musical instrument with a trapezoidal box or board in which strings are stretched, played by fingers or two small hammers

a stringed instrument that was popular during the Renaissance with a pear-shaped body and a neck that was thicker under the treble strings

a musical instrument with a mouthpiece and keys, which is played by blowing into it

a Western European keyboard instrument producing soft tones, especially used in the 18th century

a small polygonal instrument that resembles an accordion which is played by pressing keys and pulling and pushing its sides

a single-barreled drum that is tall and narrow and is beaten by hands, from Cuban origin

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

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

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

a percussion instrument consisting of small brass or bronze disks, or cymbals, hit with hard mallets each producing a different note

a percussion instrument in the form of a round metal plate that is played either by hitting a pair together or hitting one with a drumstick

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

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

the largest member of the violin family in the modern symphony orchestra that produces the lowest pitch

a musical instrument consisting of a hollow, round frame with plastic or skin stretched tightly across one or both ends, played by hitting it with sticks or hands

an electronic musical instrument that stimulates percussion sounds, drum beats and patterns

an electronic musical instrument that simulates the sound of a drum kit when hit by a drumstick

a stringed musical instrument with a trapezoidal board or box that is played by hitting the metal strings with a pair of light hammers

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

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

a bowed string musical instrument that is placed under the chin to be played, usually used in folk music

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

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

‌a device that is used to give a distortion to the sound produced by an electric guitar or other instruments