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What were the timpani drum used for?
The timpani is more popularly known as the kettledrum, and is a percussion instrument used to play loud bass notes in orchestral performances. It is also used by experimental percussion artists.
What instrument is also referred to as tubular bells?
Orchestral chimes, additionally known as orchestral bells or tubular bells, are a sequence of tuned brass tubes of extraordinary lengths, suspended inside a body through skinny wire or cord. These tubes are struck with mallets to produce a sound.
Which orchestral woodwind instrument does not have a reed?
The flute is the only woodwind instrument that does not require a reed. _____________________________ Piccolo also, to be technically correct. There may be others as well.
What is the lowest insturument in the string family?
The lowest sounding instrument in the ORCHESTRAL string family is the double bass. It is also the largest. Hope I helped. :D
What instrument is an orchestra's bells?
The percussion instrument that looks like vertical metal tubes hanging from a rack or frame is called orchestral chimes. They are also known as tubular bells, and they are struck with mallets at the top of each tube in order to produce sound.
What kind of instrument is a tympani?
A tympani, also known as a kettle drum, is a percussion instrument.
Greek instrument called the syrinx is also known as the?
panpipes
The Greek instrument called the syrinx is also known as the?
panpipes
Why are Cellos played?
Cellos are played because they have a range of notes that varies more than any other orchestral string instrument. On a cello, you can play notes that can be played on a string bass and on a violin. Also, cellos are just the best instrument out there and just plain awsome.
What is a pandore?
A pandore is an ancient musical instrument, also known as a bandore.
What is the unique sound or tone color produced by every instrument and voice is known as?
The unique sound or tone color produced by every instrument and voice is known as it's timbre. It is also referred to an instrument's color.
What was the Impact of the gramophone?
It allowed all classes to listen to music, as orchestral performances were very expensive. It also allowed more choice of music as they were double sided records. It led to the development of the CD player and iTunes.The gramophone, also known as talking machine, was an instrument used alongside the typewriter. It had an impact on people's lives as a means of communication and as a business correspondence device.
