is a long, thin instrument that you blow

into to make music. When you blow into

the mouthpiece, the air travels through
the body of the flute and creates sound
by vibrating against the edge of the
mouthpiece.
is a string instrument with four strings
that you play with a bow. The bow is
moved back and forth across the strings,
causing them to vibrate and produce
sound.
is a musical instrument in the shape of a
fairly large box which you hold in your
hands. You play the accordion by pressing
keys or buttons on either side while
moving the two sides together and apart.
is a percussion instrument with wooden
bars of different lengths. When you
strike the bars with mallets, they
vibrate and produce different musical
notes.
is a brass instrument that you play by
blowing air through a mouthpiece and
pressing valves to change the pitch of
the notes. When you blow into the
trumpet, the air vibrates inside the
instrument, creating sound.
is a string instrument that you play by
plucking or strumming the strings with
your fingers or a pick. When you pluck or
strum the strings, they vibrate,
producing sound. You can change the
pitch of the notes by pressing your
fingers on the frets along the neck of
the guitar.
is a string instrument that you play by
plucking the strings with your fingers. It
has a series of strings attached to a
frame, and when you pluck the strings,
they vibrate to produce sound. The harp
has pedals that can change the pitch of
the notes by adjusting the tension of the
strings.
is a keyboard instrument that you play by
pressing keys. Inside the piano, there
are strings that are struck by hammers
when you press the keys. The strings
vibrate, producing sound. The piano has
different keys for different pitches,
allowing you to play melodies and chords.
is a musical instrument that produces
sound by being struck. It consists of a
hollow shell, called a drumhead, which is
stretched over one or both ends of the
shell. When the drumhead is struck with
a drumstick or hand, it vibrates and
creates a sound.