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An idiophone is any instrument made of a hard substance that you hit to get a sound. (not a drum-any drum is a membranaphone, with a skin stretched across it) Examples: bells, castenets, xylophones, gongs, steel pans, maracas, chimes and things like that.
An instrument which produces sound by the vibration of a column of air is called an aerophone. Examples are brass and woodwind instruments, as well as things like bull roarers.
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Here are some examples of idiophones:Wood blocksCowbellsChimesClavesShakersCabasaMaracasCymbalsGongTriangleMany many more!
Idiophones are Musical Instruments that produce sound by the object itself vibrating, rather than through strings like violins or membranes like drums. Most idiophones are still percussion instruments, like cowbells, wood blocks, cymbals, and so on, while other examples include the glass harmonica, the Jew's harp, and music box.
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