| A musical instrument or a music gear is a
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| | which reeds receive air flow and
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| device constructed or modified with the
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| | therefore the tones produced. Modern
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| purpose of making music. In principle
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| | accordions consist of a body in two
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| anything that, produces sound, and can
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| | parts, each generally rectangular in
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| somehow be controlled by a person playing
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| | shape, separated by a bellows. On each
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| it, can serve as a musical gear. The
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| | part of the body is a keyboard containing
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| expression, however, is reserved
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| | buttons, levers or piano style keys. When
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| generally for items that have a specific
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| | pressed, the buttons travel in a
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| musical purpose. The academic study of
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| | direction perpendicular to the motion of
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| musical instruments is called organology.
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| | the bellows.
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| The different kinds of music gears
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| | Synthesizer
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| include guitar, piano, drums,
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| | A synthesizer is generally any kind of
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| synthesizer, flute and the list is
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| | electronic musical instrument, or
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| endless.
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| | electronic device capable of producing or
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| Bass Guitar
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| | manipulating audio tones, such as musical
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| Bass guitar is a stringed instrument
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| | notes, through audio signal processing.
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| played with the fingers either by
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| | The term originates from the Greek word
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| plucking, slapping, popping, tapping or
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| | syntithetai. Synthesizers work by
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| using a pick. Bass guitar has a large
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| | manipulating electrical signals, which
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| body, long neck.
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| | appear as sound when they are used to
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| Piano
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| | drive audio amplifiers. These tones are
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| The piano is a musical instrument played
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| | generated by electrical circuits which
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| by means of a keyboard. It produces sound
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| | may work by manipulating a signal through
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| by striking steel strings with felt
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| | a series of oscillators and filters in an
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| hammers that immediately rebound allowing
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| | analog circuit.
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| the string to continue vibrating at its
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| | Flute
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| resonance frequency. These vibrations are
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| | The flute is a musical instrument of the
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| transmitted through the bridges to the
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| | woodwind family. Unlike other woodwind
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| soundboard, which amplifies them. The
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| | instruments, a flute is a reed less wind
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| piano is widely used in Western music for
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| | instrument that produces its sound from
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| solo performance, chamber music, and
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| | the flow of air against an edge, instead
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| accompaniment. It is also very popular as
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| | of using a reed. In its most basic form,
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| an aid to composing and rehearsal.
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| | a flute can be an open tube which is
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| Although not portable and often
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| | blown like a bottle. There are several
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| expensive, the versatility and ubiquity
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| | broad classes of flutes. With most
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| of the piano have made it one of the most
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| | flutes, the musician blows directly
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| familiar musical instruments. It is
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| | across the edge of the mouthpiece.
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| sometimes classified as both a percussion
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| | However, some flutes, such as the
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| and a string instrument.
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| | whistle, gemshorn, flageolet, recorder,
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| Accordion
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| | tin whistle, tonette, fujara, and ocarina
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| An accordion is a musical instrument of
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| | have a duct that directs the air onto the
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| the handheld bellows driven free reed
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| | edge. These are known as fipple flutes.
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| aerophone family, sometimes referred to
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| | The fipple gives the instrument a
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| as squeeze boxes. The accordion is played
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| | distinct timbre which is different from
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| by compression and expansion of a
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| | non fipple flutes and makes the
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| bellows, which generates air flow across
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| | instrument easier to play, but takes a
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| reeds. A keyboard or buttons control,
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| | degree of control away from the musician.
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