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Three families of instruments
Age 7 · Music
Instruments make sound in different ways. Strings are bowed or plucked, winds are blown, and percussion is hit or shaken.
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Examples
- A violin and a cello sound when a bow rubs their strings.
- A flute and a trumpet sound when you blow air into them, and a drum sounds when you hit it.
Key takeaways
- Strings, winds and percussion each make sound in their own way.
- Listen closely and you can tell the families apart.
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