The harpsichord belongs to the string instrument family, specifically classified as a plucked string instrument. Unlike the piano, where strings are struck by hammers, the harpsichord produces sound by plucking the strings with quills when keys are pressed. This unique mechanism gives it a distinct, bright tone. Harpsichords were widely used during the Renaissance and Baroque periods in Western Classical Music.
The percussion family.
Drums are a member of the percussion family.
The snare drum came from '''percussion''' family!
strings
The didgeridoo is an indigenous Australian instruments that is not formally categorised with any other family of instruments. At best, it would be considered to belong to the wind family.
The percussion family.
Drums are a member of the percussion family.
Brass.
The snare drum came from '''percussion''' family!
strings
The banjo is in the string instrument family and falls into the category of plucked or strummed instruments.
Since you whack it with a stick, it's a percussion instrument.
The Lyrics do not exist and everything you hear is actually instrumental.
Wood wind
The didgeridoo is an indigenous Australian instruments that is not formally categorised with any other family of instruments. At best, it would be considered to belong to the wind family.
Vibraphones
It's the kudyapi or kutiyapi. It is from the fretted boat lute family. It only has two strings.