Musical Instruments vocabulary

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accordion
accordion
acoustic guitar
acoustic guitar
bagpipes
bagpipes
balalaika
balalaika
banjo
banjo
bassoon
bassoon
bongos
bongos
cabasa
cabasa
cello
cello
conga
conga
cymbal
cymbal
didgeridoo
didgeridoo
djembe
djembe
drum
drum
drum set
drum set
drum stick
drum stick
electric guitar
electric guitar
erhu
erhu
flute
flute
french horn
french horn
gramaphone
gramaphone
harmonica
harmonica
harp
harp
keyboard
keyboard
keytar
keytar
lute
lute
mandolin
mandolin
maracas
maracas
metronome
metronome
triangle (instrument)
triangle (inst…
piano
piano
saxophone
saxophone
tambourine
tambourine
timpani
timpani
trombone
trombone
trumpet
trumpet
tuning fork
tuning fork
violin
violin
xylophone
xylophone

Musical Instruments exercise (Multiple choice)

1.
electric guitar

2.
flute

3.
bassoon

4.
didgeridoo

5.
violin

Musical Instruments exercise

1.
harp

2.
bassoon

3.
djembe

4.
maracas

5.
mandolin

6.
lute

7.
timpani

8.
bagpipes

9.
bongos

10.
piano

11.
xylophone

12.
electric guitar

Information or Use Cases (Usage examples)

At the music class.

Mr. Oliver: Well, today we will discuss about musical instruments. There are some classification of musical instruments.

Noah : What are they, Sir?

Mr. Oliver: Good question. They are Idiophones, Membranophones, Chordophones, and Aerophones. Idiophones is produced by the body of the instrument vibrating, rather than a string, membrane, or column of air. Can anyone give some examples of idiophones?

Liam : Piano, cymbals, maracas, and cabasa.

Mr. Oliver: You’ve got it right. Okay. Next, it is membranophones. The sound is produced by the body of the instrument vibrating, rather than a string, membrane, or column of air. Anybody can mention the examples?

Elijah : They are drums, bongos, and djembe. Is it right, Sir?

Mr. Oliver:You are really working hard today. You got it well. Now, How about Chordophones? The Sound is produced by the vibration of a string or strings that are stretched between fixed points.

Sylvia: So, are they like violins, cello, acoustic guitar, and banjo?

Mr. Oliver: yes, they are. You are good at it. Okay, The last one is aerophones. The sound is produced by vibrating air. Benjamin, do you know what are the examples of aerophones?

Benjamin : It is quite easy, Sir! The examples of aerophones are flutes, trumpet, saxophone, and trombone.

Mr. Oliver: Super! I think you all got it well. So before i continue the material, is there any question?

Chloe: (she raises her hand). How about gramophone?

Mr. Oliver: Good. It is old-fashioned term for record player

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