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Which section in an orchestra has the most instruments
string
Who directs a marching band
drum major
What purpose do the tubes located under each bar of a xylophone serve
resonators
The bell-lyra and orchestra bells are associated with which instrument
glockenspiel
Which instrument is sometimes used by a symphony orchestra to set the pitch for the other instruments in the orchestra
oboe
Which instrument is considered to be the oldest of all instruments
drum
Which of these is not one of the major sections of an orchestra
electronophones
What must be present in order for pitch to be created and notes to be played
vibration
What are the components of the rhythm section of a jazz band
piano, string bass, and drums
What instrument is also referred to as tubular bells
chimes
What type of drum has a rounded bottom
timpani
What type of drum has strings made of metal wire plastic or gut that are stretched across the bottom
Snare Drum
What can be used to create different types of music by changing the pitch rhythm tone and volume
synthesizer
What statement best describes a diatonic accordion
It plays different notes as the bellows are compressed and expanded
A+
Do the chime have as many as seventy strings and is played by using the hammers to strike the strings and can also be pluck or strum the strings yes or no
Dulcimer
Which of these groups would have the most musicians orchestra chamber orchestra or woodwind ensemble
the right answer is Orchestra, the one who would have the most musician.
Which of these is a gentle dance performed in many of the Greek tragedy plays an ethos shofar or emmeleia
Emmeleia.
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