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string
violin, viola, cello, double bass
woodwind
flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon
brass
horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba
percussion
timpani (kettle drums), side drum, bass drum, cymbals
definite pitch
only timpani produce notes of definite pitch
treble clef
violin, flute, oboe, clarinet, horn (sometimes bass clef), trumpet
alto clef
viola (sometimes treble clef)
bass clef
cello(sometimes treble or tenor clef), double bass, bassoon, trombone (sometimes tenor clef), tuba, and timpani
how many notes can a string instrument play?
two together, sometimes three or four
how many notes can a woodwind instrument play?
only one at a time
Con sordini (con sord)
String and bass - with mutes
senza sordini
string and bass - without mutes
arco
string - play with the bow (a direction after pizzicato)

string - down bow

string - up bow

strings - a slur over / under notes. meant to played in one stroke
pizzicato
strings - plucked
sul G
strings - play on the G string
sul ponticello
strings - play near the bridge
una corda
piano - press the left pedal
tre corde
piano - release the left pedal

piano - press/release the right pedal
mano
piano - hand
mano sinistra, m.s.
piano - left hand
mano destra, m.d.
piano - right hand

piano - spread the notes of a chord quickly, starting from the bottom note