ODEIO PALASKA

Musical instruments and sections Piano The piano is a musical instrument, which belongs to the category of string keyboards. It is the largest musical instrument after the church instrument. Guitar The guitar was a stringed musical instrument of Greek Antiquity, which belonged to the wider lyre family. Flute A flute is any wind whose sound is caused by the impact of an air current on a thin edge. The impact creates turbines, which stimulate oscillations in the air tube of the instrument. Accordion The accordion is an aerobic keyboard musical instrument, especially popular in folk and traditional music of many European and American countries. It was probably invented in Germany in 1822. Violin The violin is a stringed musical instrument played with a bow. It has 4 strings of different pitch (sol, re, la, mi), which are stringed at intervals of fifth and its musical range includes 44 color chords Cello The cello, or cello, is a stringed musical instrument played with a bow. It has four strings (from the lowest: do, sol, re, la), like the other strings of the symphony orchestra. Saxophone The saxophone is a wind instrument and despite its metal structure, it belongs to the family of woodwinds because its sound is produced by a reed. It has a mouth with a tongue, a conical tube and a key mechanism. Bouzouki The bouzouki is a lute-like stringed folk musical instrument, with a pear-shaped resonator (boat) made of elongated wooden strips, dougies, and a long arm, arm or sleeve with keys on the end for stringing (tuning). Percussion Percussion is a large family of musical instruments. They are so named because the method of stimulating these organs is percussion.