A traditional Native American instrument often played by men who were courting women

It is in the lute family and was created in Puerto Rico

A 3- or 4-stringed instrument that was originally played in the Appalachian Mountains

The drumhead is stretched over a wooden frame that is held to be played

An instrument made from a turtle shell

A family of seven brass instruments: alto horn, baritone horn, euphonium, tuba

A one-stringed instrument made by the Apache tribe in the Southwestern US

An instrument in the woodwind family often used in an orchestra

A violin that is associated with folk music or bluegrass

A 5-stringed instrument used in bluegrass and folk music

A hollow tube with pebbles or beans, invented by the Mapuche tribe to bring rain when shaken

The lowest-pitched instrument in the violin family

Has 88 keys and used in many different places

Used largely in the Native American culture

Also known as a snare drum, which produces a sharp, staccato sound

Played while set on the floor

Usually has 6 or 12 strings, and there are many different styles

A flute created by the Mohawk tribe

Made in the 1800s, where the piano has a rectangular shape
The upright piano has replaced it nowadays