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No, it's a Keyboard instrument that utilises a bellows to pass air over a reed to make a note.
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What instrument family does the piano accordion belong to?
A piano accordion is a wind instrument. It is an accordion equipped with a right-hand keyboard similar to that found on a piano or organ.
What kind of instrument is the Accordion?
The accordion is an instrument in the free reed family. This includes instruments such as the harmonica, the organ, and the concertina.
Which one is a reed instrument celesta harpsichord or accordion?
accordion A+
Is an accordion a reed instrument?
Yes.
What instrument is similar to an accordion?
the piano
What is a musical instrument that start with a?
Accordion is a musical instrument. Alto sax is a musical instrument.
Is the pakhawaj a percussion instrument?
Yes it is a Percussion instrument.
What is percussion instrument?
An unpitched percussion instrument are the maracas.
When was the percussion instrument invented?
the percussion instrument was invented in the 5000bc
What kind of instrument is a tympani?
A tympani, also known as a kettle drum, is a percussion instrument.
The xylophone and the tympani are what kind of instrument?
They are classed as percussion instruments.
Is the triange a percussion instrument?
Yes, a triangle is an auxiliary percussion instrument.
Which percussion instrument clashes?
A pair of cymbals are a percussion instrument that clashes.
What do you mean by percussion and non- percussion instrument?
A percussion instrument is an instrument that requires the player to hit it rather then say blow into it for example. An example of a percussion instrument would be a drum or a xylophone or the cymbals or a gong. An example of a non percussion instrument would be a trumpet or a violin or a trombone or a cello.
Is the Brass drum a percussion instrument?
Yes, the bass drum is a percussion instrument.
Are the drums a percussion instrument?
Yes, the drums are a percussion instrument.
Which of these is a reed instrument?
Accordion
