A piano can be louder than some instruments like the flute or violin, but not as loud as others like the trumpet or drums.
A violin is generally quieter than many other musical instruments, such as trumpets or drums, but can still be heard clearly in a small to medium-sized room without amplification.
The same as with any other instruments. Forte(f) meaning loud, Piano(p) meaning quiet, Fortissimo(ff) meaning very loud and Pianissimo(pp) meaning very quiet and various variations of these 4 dynamics! Hope this helps!!
Bass Head refers to a person who enjoys a different types of music with loud sounds of bass instruments. They are the ones who install and play large subwoofers into their car.
Natural brass instruments, such as trumpets and trombones, are known for their bright and bold sound qualities. They produce a rich and resonant tone that is both powerful and clear. The unique characteristics of natural brass instruments include their ability to play a wide range of dynamics, from soft and mellow to loud and brassy. Additionally, these instruments have a distinctive timbre that is often described as vibrant and full-bodied.
Loud instruments are the brass horns and electric guitars... soft is harmonica and klimba and glockenspeil.
Yes, brass instruments are loud
it's naturally a quiet instrument and had to sound as loud as all the other instruments back in the 40s and prior in say Swing bands. The rest is history
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Loud sounds instruments
A piano can be louder than some instruments like the flute or violin, but not as loud as others like the trumpet or drums.
Yes. If they're turned up, yes.
They are extremely loud, for the most part.
I think you are asking "What are some musical instruments that can be played loudly?" Many electronic and electrified instruments can be played very loudly because they are amplified by electronic amplifiers and have electronic speakers. An electric guitar can be very loud. Some rare "folk" instruments that are not in common use today are very loud because they were meant to be played outdoors. The alpenhorn is an example of this. The bugle is a brass instrument that can be played loudly; that is why bugles are used in the military to give bugle calls for assembling all the soldiers on an army base. Among instruments that can be played in an orchestra or band, many of the brass instruments in the wind family can be quite loud. The trumpet is quite loud in a high pitch range, and the tuba is quite loud in a low pitch range. Percussion instruments such as the bass drum and the gong are very loud. Bagpipes are loud, particularly the large Highland bagpipes of Scotland.
It depends soft loud instruments accpet its relly usally its paino or guitar not sure good luck
There are many, many loud British bands. However, the only one to turn it up to 11 is the immortal SPINAL TAP!!!!!!!!!!
An orchestra is a sizable instrumental ensemble that contains sections of string, brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments. A band is usually a smaller group of musicians, often with no stringed instruments, while an orchestra may have up to hundred or so members. Bands have existed for centuries, as they accompanied armies in the field and were used as signaling devices. Thus they tended to focus on loud instruments such as brass and percussion. More modern bands used primarily for entertainment, have come to include some of the quieter instruments. Because of their size, modern orchestras are fewer in number and require more support from patrons than do modern bands.