This string instrument is larger than a violin, but smaller than a cello.

This string instrument is lower than a viola, but higher than a double bass.

This is the lowest instrument in the string family.

What is this indefinitely pitched percussion instrument? 

The lower drum head of this instrument has tightly strung metal wires, giving it a unique sound.

This instrument is often used to create the sound of church bells.

These musicians are holding this type of percussion instrument.

This smaller metal keyboard instrument is typically played with hard brass mallets.

This large percussion instrument is known generally as a gong.

This instrument is named after its shape.

Also known as kettle drums, these drums can be tuned to specific pitches.

This keyboard percussion instrument has metal bars and a pedal that controls how long notes are sustained.v

This keyboard percussion instrument has wood bars and is smaller than the marimba.

This large wood keyboard percussion instrument has a lower and more resonant sound than the xylophone.

This instrument is similar to a snare drum but doesn't have the metal wires stretched across the lower drum head.

This woodwind instrument doesn't use a reed to make sound.

What is this single reed instrument?

This double reed instrument has a higher register than the bassoon.

This single reed instrument is smaller than the tenor saxophone.

This single reed instrument is larger than the alto saxophone.

This large double reed instrument sounds lower than the oboe.

This is the lowest instrument in the double reed family.

This keyboard instrument is played by passing pressurized air through different lengths of tubing.

This keyboard instrument is similar to a piano, but it produces sound by plucking individual strings.

This keyboard instrument became popular because of its ability to play loud and soft dynamics.

This small keyboard instrument produces sound by hitting tuned metal plates, giving it a bell-like timbre.

This instrument produces sound by plucking individual strings.

This string instrument is plucked or strummed to produce sound.

This large Indian instrument has strings for melody and strings that sustain like a drone.

This brass instrument has a clear, piercing tone.

This brass instrument is a higher version of the trumpet.

This brass instrument uses a slide to change the pitch of the sound.

This conical brass instrument uses valves to change the pitch of the sound.

This conical brass instrument is a smaller and higher version of a tuba.

This instrument is the lowest member of the brass family.

This Indonesian percussion ensemble is made up of gongs, drums, and metallophones tuned to non-Western scales.