Nota de aplicación
Double-reed instruments used as practice instruments by musicians before eventually playing the Scottish Highland bagpipes. They have a narrow bore and a less stiff reed than traditional bagpipe chanters, thus their sound is about one octave lower.
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Objetos
- .. Mobiliario y equipo
- .... artefactos sonoros (nombre jerárquico)
- ...... sound devices (equipment)
- ........ <artefactos sonoros por función>
- .......... instrumento musical
- ............ <temporary alphabetical list: musical instruments>
- .............. 12-string guitars
- .............. alto saxophones
- .............. órgano de banda
- .............. bombardino baritono
- .............. saxofón barítono
- .............. bajo (eléctrico)
- .............. clapper stick
- .............. effects pedals
- .............. electronic effects device
- .............. electronic keyboard
- .............. friction harps
- .............. friction instrument
- .............. highland bagpipe
- .............. irish bagpipe
- .............. kiva bells
- .............. Mellotrons
- .............. music sampler
- .............. musical anvil
- .............. musical bell
- .............. musical chime
- .............. musical cowbell
- .............. musical gong
- .............. musical rattle
- .............. musical scraper
- .............. musical whip
- .............. musical whistle
- .............. practice chanters
- .............. resonator guitars
- .............. ringing stone
- .............. slide trumpets
- .............. soprano saxophones
- .............. tamburitzas
- .............. tenor drums
- .............. tenor guitars
- .............. tenor saxophones
- .............. theorobo
- .............. triple flageotets
- .............. ukelins
- .............. valve bugle
- .............. valve cornets