Idiophones instruments

Idiophones. In the Hornbostel-Sachs classification system, Idiophones are instruments which produce sound by the vibration of the body of the instrument itself (rather than a string, air tube, or membrane). All percussion instruments other than drums are idiophones.

Idiophones or self-sounding instruments

Electrophones or electric instruments

Gourd xylophone!

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Lute: the neck of the Renaissance lute was bent back; the strings were tuned in pairs and the fingerboard had frets. Viols: Flat back and six strings. Fretted fingerboard. Viols were held upright in front of the player rather than tucked under the chin Crumhorn: double-reed instrument Sackbut: It's an early kind of trombone. Trumpet: Without the valve system we know today (it was invented in the 19th century). The different notes were obtained by varying the lip pressure Percussion…

Metallophone (slenthem) , 1840. Indonesia -1

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A trombone or a trumpet?

Chordophones. In the Hornbostel-Sachs classification system, Chordophones are instruments which produce sound by the vibration of a string or strings (chords) over a resonating chamber. All string instruments, including keyboard-operated ones like pianos & harpsichords, are chordophones.

Alto-Saxophone -Black Yamaha

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Membranophones. In the Hornbostel-Sachs classification system, Membranophones are instruments which produce sound by the vibration of a membrane (natural or synthetic) stretched tightly across a frame resonator. Drums & mirlitons are membranophones.