The lowest sounding member of the string family is the double bass

The trombone and tuba are transposing instruments

The flute has a higher range than the oboe

'con pedale' means to release the sustain pedal

The glockenspiel, xylophone, and vibraphone use the treble clef

The trumpet and horn are transposing instruments

The clarinet uses a single reed

The violin can be played 'pizzicato'

The cello uses the alto clef

Bassoon, oboe, and cor anglais use a double reed to create sound

The trombone uses the treble clef

The castanets and bass drum produce sounds of indefinite pitch

'mano sinistra' (m.s.) means to play with left hand

means to spread the notes quickly from the bottom to the top note

The timpani uses the treble clef

The trombone uses a slide

Bassoon uses the bass clef

The double bass is a transposing instrument

'sul G' means to play on the G string

The piccolo is a transposing instrument

The marimba produce sounds of definite pitch

Bassoon is a transposing instrument

The brass family can play con sordini

The triangle uses the treble clef

The lowest sounding instrument in the brass family is the tuba

A mezzo-soprano voice has a lower range than an alto voice

means to play the notes in one bow stroke

The clavichord and harpsichord play music written on two staves, like piano music

means to play with a down bow

The bassoon is the lowest sounding member of the woodwind family

The trumpet and horn both can play two notes at a time

Triangle and cymbals produce sounds of definite pitch

A baritone voice has a higher range than a bass voice

'arco' means to resume using the bow

A tenor voice has a lower range than an alto voice

The celesta produces a bell-like sound and belongs to the percussion family

The horn sounds a perfect 5th lower than written

Cor anglais, also known as an English horn, is a transposing instrument

A tenor voice has a higher range than a baritone voice

The tam-tam is a large gong hit with a beater to produce sounds of indefinite pitch

The horn has a higher range than the trombone

Flute, oboe and cor anglais use the treble clef

String instruments cannot play more than one note at a time

The trumpet and horn use double reeds

Cor anglais uses a mute (indicated 'con sordini') to alter its tone

means to play with an up bow

A bass voice has a lower range than a tenor voice

Tubular bells produce sounds of definite pitch