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What are aerophones?
What are aerophones?
- Instruments that produce sound by the vibration of strings.
- Instruments that produce sound by the vibration of air. (correct)
- Instruments that produce sound by being struck or shaken.
- Instruments that produce sound by the vibration of a drum head.
What do you do to play aerophones?
What do you do to play aerophones?
You blow into it.
What are chordophones?
What are chordophones?
- Instruments that produce sound by the vibration of a drum head.
- Instruments that produce sound by the vibration of strings. (correct)
- Instruments that produce sound by the vibration of air.
- Instruments that produce sound by being struck or shaken.
What characteristic do chordophones have?
What characteristic do chordophones have?
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What are membranophones?
What are membranophones?
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What defines idiophones?
What defines idiophones?
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Study Notes
Classification of Musical Instruments
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Aerophones:
- Produce sound primarily through the vibration of air.
- Sound is generated by blowing into the instrument.
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Chordophones:
- Generate sound via the vibration of strings.
- Common examples include violins, guitars, and pianos.
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Membranophones:
- Create sound through the vibration of a stretched drum head or membrane.
- Examples include drums like snare drums and bongos.
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Idiophones:
- Produce sound when the instrument itself is struck, scraped, or shaken.
- They can be made of various materials, like wood or metal, and include instruments like tambourines and maracas.
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