Understanding Woodwind Instruments

The video provides an introduction to woodwind instruments, highlighting their unique sound and role in music. It features a demonstration of a woodwind instrument playing, offering viewers an auditory experience of its distinct tone.

What is a defining characteristic of woodwind instruments?

• They use a reed or air column to produce sound.

• They produce sound through vibrating strings.

• They are always played with a bow.

• They are made of wood.

How do woodwind instruments typically produce sound?

• By vibrating a string.

• By blowing air across a reed or through a tube.

• By pressing keys.

• By striking a surface.

What is the role of a reed in some woodwind instruments?

• To provide a grip for the player.

• To change the pitch of the instrument.

• To create vibrations that produce sound.

• To amplify sound.

Which of the following is NOT a type of woodwind instrument?

• Trumpet

• Oboe

• Flute

• Clarinet

Which woodwind instrument is known for not using a reed?

• Flute

• Saxophone

• Bassoon

• Clarinet