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- 1. Picture clue C.
- 7. No.2 in the saxophone picture.
- 8. No.3 in the saxophone picture.
- 12. The Italian flauto piccolo means _________ _________ (2).
- 13. No.4 in the saxophone picture.
- 14. Oboes are generally made from a wood called?
- 15. The oboe’s big brother is the _____ ___________ (2).
- 16. Instrument maker who devised the key system for the clarinet is Theodore ?
- 20. There are normally _______ clarinets in the symphony orchestra.
- 21. The soprano sax has a different shape to the others, it is made ________.
- 23. The flute is made in three parts, head, middle and _______ joint.
- 25. The plant arundo donax is used to make?
- 27. Picture clue B.
- 28. The saxophone is made from which metal.
- 30. The flute is now made of metal but was originally made from ________.
- 32. The saxophone became popular through its use in ________ music.
- 33. The family of instruments that includes the flute, oboe and clarinet.
- 34. No.1 in the saxophone picture.
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- 2. It holds a single reed in place on a clarinet or saxophone.
- 3. The hole in the flute that you blow across.
- 4. The clarinet reed is attached to the _____________.
- 5. The bassoon reed is attached to a thin pipe called the _________.
- 6. Both the oboe and bassoon use a ___________ reed.
- 9. The old name for the clarinet.
- 10. The lowest member of the clarinet family is called the ______ clarinet.
- 11. The instrument invented by Adolphe Sax.
- 17. The contra-bassoon sounds one __________ lower than the bassoon.
- 18. If the column of vibrating air is short the note will be ________.
- 19. The old French name for the oboe is the _____________.
- 20. The oboe uses the note 'A' to _____ the orchestra.
- 22. There are usually _____ bassoons in the symphony orchestra.
- 24. The flutes baby brother.
- 26. An example of a duct flute.
- 28. Picture clue A.
- 29. The oboe was developed from which ancient instrument?
- 31. If the column of vibrating air is long the note will be ______.
- 35. Picture clue D.