This instrument is held sideways when played and has a range of over three octaves. Identify it.

Which woodwind instrument is this, known for its high pitch and being the smallest in its family?

Identify this woodwind instrument that uses a single reed and a mouthpiece similar to that of a saxophone.

This instrument is often used in jazz and is known for its curved bell and use of a single reed. What is it?

What is the name of this double-reed woodwind instrument that is a staple in orchestral music?

This woodwind instrument comes in various sizes and is often used in early music ensembles. Identify it.

Which instrument is this, known for its deep, rich sound and often playing the bass line in woodwind ensembles?

Identify this woodwind instrument that is similar to the oboe but has a lower pitch and a bulbous bell.

This instrument is the highest pitched in the woodwind family and is often used to add brightness to the sound. What is it?