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Principally, a Cello is a string instrument. A Clarinet is a woodwind instrument and drums are a percussion instrument. Cello are usually played with a bow, they can be plucked. Clarinets are played by blowing into them with the correct fingering, and drums are sounded by striking them.
A chanter is a woodwind instrument played by blowing in the mouthpiece, the air then goes through the reed which makes the noise. After learning how to play the chanter you can progress on to the Goose and then the Bagpipes.
The oboe.
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Principally, a Cello is a string instrument. A Clarinet is a woodwind instrument and drums are a percussion instrument. Cello are usually played with a bow, they can be plucked. Clarinets are played by blowing into them with the correct fingering, and drums are sounded by striking them.
A chanter is a woodwind instrument played by blowing in the mouthpiece, the air then goes through the reed which makes the noise. After learning how to play the chanter you can progress on to the Goose and then the Bagpipes.
Both use air and vibration to make a musical sound.
A tin whistle is an Irish instrument. It has 6 holes, and it is played by blowing through the mouthpiece and convering and opening the holes with the fingers.
The oboe.
The clarinet.
A saxophone could be played the loudest. However in an orchestra the instruments are balanced in dynamics (volume at which music is played) by proportional numbers and skilled players. The least loudest woodwind instrument would be the flute.
The bagpipe is a woodwind instrument. The melody part of the bagpipe (the chanter) has a double reed, so it could go under the sub-heading "double reed woodwind instrument" - but this depends on the source ethnicity of the instrument in question (the Scottish Highland Bagpipe has a double reed, whereas a Swedish bagpipe may not). :) Peace out!