What are the buttons called on woodwind instrument?

Answer 1

keys

Answer 2

The buttons on a woodwind instrument are typically referred to as keys. These keys are used to open and close the tone holes on the instrument, allowing the player to change the pitch of the notes being produced. The keys are usually operated by the player's fingers or by mechanical linkages in more complex woodwind instruments.

Answer 3

By buttons, I am assuming you mean the keys. These are pressed by the small fingers or the left thumb to open holes on the extremities of the instrument the fingers cannot reach. They help extend the range of the instrument.

Answer 4

low C is no valve, D is 1 -3 , E is 1-2 , F is 1 G is open no valve, A is 12 , B is 2 and C is open no valve

Answer 5

Keys

Answer 6

Valves