The triangle is a percussion instrument. In orchestra, it is simply used as an effect.
Yes. However, the triangle is not used in every single piece. It's there to provide a special effect.
It is thought that its origin was from the Middle Ages from paintings of that era. Marching Bands started using it in the early 1700's.
the percussion part i know this cause i did it once
It is an idiophone type of instrument in the percussion family
Usually only one, if the piece calls for it.
For pieces that use it, there is usually only one.
brass
The humble triangle rightly belongs to the percussion section.
Trumpets are in Brass Section of an Orchestra.
Vocals are their own section in an orchestra
Low Bass
Woodwind, as far as I know.
The humble triangle rightly belongs to the percussion section.
Vocals are their own section in an orchestra
Trumpets are in Brass Section of an Orchestra.
The String Section
The string section.
Cymbals belong to the percussion section of an orchestra. Cymbals have, relative to other instruments in an orchestra, an unique timbre which allows them to be heard through the most loudest orchestrations.
Low Bass
Trumpet is in the brass section.
Woodwind, as far as I know.
What family does the Triangle belong to?
It is part of the string section in a symphonic orchestra.
The cymbals are part of the percussion section.