What are four families of the musical instruments in the orchestra?
String, woodwind, percussion, brass
Piano is the part of the ….. family
Percussion
This person leads the orchestra
Conductor
Part of the string family. Slightly larger and deeper than a violin, but smaller than a cello
Viola
Part of the upper woodwind family. Sound is produced by blowing into the double reed using both hands to press down on the keys to open and close the holes and change the pitch
Oboe
Parts of the upper woodwind family. This instrument was added to the orchestra during the Classical period
Clarinets
Part of the high brass family. Sound is produced by buzzing into a mouthpiece and pressing on the valves.
Trumpet
Part of the woodwind family. Sound is produced by blowing across a small hole at the end of it
Flute
Past of the brass family. Consists of a long metal tube bent into circles, with a wide opening
French horn
The smallest string instrument
Violin
Part of the string family. This is the second lowest instrument of the string family
Cellos
Part of the string family. This is the lowest instrument of the string family
Double basses
Part of the lower woodwind family. The first part of its name is the term used to describe the lowest voice in harmony.
Bassoon
Part of the percussion family. Consists of a family of deep-pitched drums
Timpani
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