Band Instruments

3. Woodwind instrument with a rich, warm tone; versatile, often used in both classical and Jazz music.
5. Woodwind instrument with a distinctive, nasal tone; often used in orchestras and ensembles for its unique, piercing sound.
6. Guitar Provides the deep, rhythmic foundation in bands; plays low-pitched notes that complement drums and guitar, often a key part of rock, jazz, and funk.
7. String instrument known for its expressive sound; played with a bow, it can evoke a wide range of emotions in classical and folk music.
11. Percussion Instruments that keep the beat, includes share arum and bass drum.
12. Brass instrument with a bright, bold sound; often plays melody in jazz and classical ensembles.
13. Woodwind instrument with a smooth, jazzy tone; common in jazz and rock bands, can range from high and bright to deep and mellow.
15. Horn Brass instrument with a mellow, rich sound; known for its circular shape and wide range of notes, often featured in orchestras.

1. A string instrument, either acoustic or electric; plays both rhythm and lead parts in bands, offering versatility across all genres.
2. A string instrument larger than a violin but smaller than a bass; played with a bow, it offers a deep, soulful sound.
4. Brass instrument known for its sliding mechanism; creates smooth glissandos and deep, rich tones.
6. A low-pitched woodwind instrument with a deep, reedy sound; adds richness and depth to orchestral and chamber music.
8. High-pitched woodwind, often playing melody; creates light, airy tones and is used in orchestras and small ensembles.
9. The largest brass instrument, providing deep, resonant tones; often plays the bass line in brass sections of orchestras or marching bands.
10. Versatile instrument, often playing both melody and harmony; includes electric pianos, synthesizers, and organs.
14. A large string instrument played by plucking the strings; known for its heavenly sound.
16. creating rhythm and energy.