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These musical instruments produces sound when a clapper strikes one of the bells?
carillon
What is a Clapper of a bell?
The clapper of a bell is that part of the instrument that swings and strikes the main body of the bell. It is the striking of the clapper on the body of the bell that causes it to sound, or ring.
What musical family does the hand bell belong to?
percussion family . . . the clapper strikes the casting to make the sound
What type of instruments produces sound when one object strikes another?
percussion instrument
Is the harpsichord string?
Yes, the harpsichord is a string instrument. It produces sound by plucking strings with a mechanism called a plectrum when a key is pressed. Unlike the piano, which strikes strings with hammers, the harpsichord's plucking action gives it a distinct, bright tone. The instrument typically has multiple sets of strings to create different timbres and dynamics.
These musical instruments produces sound when a clapper strikes one of the bells?
carillon
What musical instruments produces sounds when clapper strikes one of the bells?
carillon
What instruments produces sounds when a clapper strikes on of the bells?
carillon
What is a Clapper of a bell?
The clapper of a bell is that part of the instrument that swings and strikes the main body of the bell. It is the striking of the clapper on the body of the bell that causes it to sound, or ring.
What is the musical instrument called a celesta?
A celesta produces sound when a small hammer strikes against metal plates.
What musical family does the hand bell belong to?
percussion family . . . the clapper strikes the casting to make the sound
What type of instruments produces sound when one object strikes another?
percussion instrument
What is a striker in a bell called?
A striker in a bell is called a clapper. It is a small piece of metal that strikes the inner surface of the bell to produce sound when the bell is rung.
What is a bell clapper?
tongue is the crossword answer that I think you're looking for.....try "bell clapper definition". I hope tat helps.
What family does the handbell belong to and why?
It is a member of the percussion family. The clapper strikes the bell to make the sound.
In the directions for making wind chimes it calls for a clapper. What is it?
The clapper of the chime is the part strung in the center... it is usually a solid piece (unlike the hollow tubes surrounding it) that "claps" against the tubes, causing them to resonate and create the chiming sound that you are looking for. Attached in the related links there is a diagram that will give you a visual of what the clapper is and where it should be located.
What is the stricker inside the bell called?
The striker inside a bell is called a "clapper." The clapper is typically a metal or wooden piece that strikes the bell when it swings, producing sound. In some bells, especially smaller ones, the clapper is fixed inside, while in larger bells, it may be free to move.
