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Music Instruments Overview Focus on the Orchestra
Horn Oboe Clarinet Bassoon Flute
1st violin 2nd violin Cello Viola
Orchestra Sections
• Strings. – Violin, viola, cello, double-bass.
• Brass. – Trumpet, Cornet, Trombone, Tuba, Euphonium.
• Woodwinds. – Flute, Picolo, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon
• Rhythm. – Piano. Harp.
• Percussion. – Timpani.
Notable omissions ….
• Keyboard instruments. – Church or Pipe Organ. Harpsichord. Klavier.
• Classical Guitar. – However …. Concertos exist.
• Saxophone. – Soprano, alto, tenor and bass. – Modern instrument. Hardly ever used in orchestral music.
• Recorders. – Soprano, alto, tenor and bass. – However …. Concertos exist.
• Accordion Family. – Piano. Button etc.
• Tab notation for Guitar. Tonic Sol-fa for Singing. – NOT required if a classical method is adapted.
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Idol Elitism - Mozart. Bach. Beethoven. Brahms, Tchaikovsky - LOST. Sense of Great Works. - LOST. Quality of Programme. - LOST. Quality of Performance. Output.
Fast-Food Culture - City Philharmonic - City Opera House - Choirs. Chamber Music Societies. - NO. Growth OR Development.
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Individual Instruments
• Mainly Reed or Flue Pipes. • 32, 16, 8, 4, 2 ft. & variants. • Manuals : Great. Choir. Swell. Echo.
Solo. • Till the 17th Century the most
complex man-made device. • If the violin is the king of
instruments; the pipe-organ is the God of Instruments.
Harp
Harpsichord
Spinet
Clavichord
Dulcimer
Harp : Lever & Pedal Types
Flute : Clarinet : Oboe : Bassoon English-Horn
Soprano : Alto : Tenor : Bass
ONLY Orchestra
Instrument
Violin
Viola
Cello
Double Bass
Soprano Alto Tenor Baritone
Trumpet : French-Horn : Trombone : Tuba
Soprano : Alto : Tenor : Bass
Trumpet French Horn
Euphonium
Tuba
Trombone
Saxophone Wagner Tuba
Cornet
Timpani
Glockienspiel Snare Drum
Vibraphone
Xylophone
Marimba
Other Instruments
Non-Orchestra
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Lute
Ukulele G-C-E-A
Mandolin g-d-a-e
Banjo G : D-G-B-D
Balalaika
Drum Set
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The Human Voice SATB (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass)
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Octaves, Ranges. Width. Depth, Timbre.
Basses
Baritones Tenors
Contraltos Mezzo-Sopranos Sopranos
Piano Harp Bassoon French Horn Timpani Double Bass
Flute Tuba Euphonium 88-key piano Cello
Trumpet Clarinet Classical Guitar Violin - Viola
Recorder Orff Instruments
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