Showing posts with label Single reed instruments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Single reed instruments. Show all posts

1/21/2011

Tarogato (modern single-reed) | Zhaleika (Russia)




The last two single reed instruments before starting the new list (Double reed instruments).




1/09/2011

Octavin | Pibgorn | Robero??



Just three pretty curious instruments. Do not miss the next post about instruments, all the clarinets in a row!





Octavin 
I could not find a video.... just some info http://henk-jansen.nl/Octavin.html

Pibgorn (Welsh hornpipe)




Robero??

This instrument is on the wikipedia list of instruments but it does not exist. The next post will be about clarinets so enjoy this video in instead...


How to Play the Clarinet : Different Types of Clarinets

12/17/2010

Clarinets






There are twelve sorts of clarinets. I could find videos of nine of them.

For more information just click the names of the instruments above the videos.


















I could not find a video for this instrument... just a picture
















No video... just a pic

















Once again just a photo...

12/04/2010

Alboka | Arghul | Chalumeau

Single reed instruments (source wikipedia):

A single-reed instrument is a woodwindinstrument that uses only one reed to produce sound. Examples include clarinets, saxophones, and some bagpipes. In a single-reed instrument, the reed is attached to a mouthpiece that is blown into to vibrate the reed, producing the sound. By contrast, in a double reed instrument (such as the oboe and bassoon), there is no mouthpiece; the two parts of the reed vibrate against one another.


The 3 first instruments  below. The rest of the instruments will be categorized under the label - Single reed instruments -