AccordionTypes include: Piano accordion, button

accordionPlayer is called: An accordionistDeveloped in: 17th CenturyRelated to: Concertina, Harmonium, Mouth

Organ, Melodica

Accordion

Playing position Keyboard

Bongos

BongosPlayer is called: A bongosero Developed in: 19th, early 20th CenturyRelated to: Conga, timbales

Playing position Ceramic bongo drums

Playing position

ClarinetTypes include: Bass clarinet, A, BPlayer is called: A clarinetistDeveloped in: 17th CenturyRelated to: Saxophone, oboe

Clarinet

Mouthpiece & reed

Tone holes

Didgeridoo

Decorations

Playing position

DidgeridooAlso known as: A didjeriduPlayer is called: A didgeridooerDeveloped in: The past 1500 yearsRelated to: Trumpet, cornet, bugle, shofar,

conch

Electric GuitarTypes include: Solid body, semi-acoustic,

hollow-body, 12 string, double-neck

Player is called: A guitaristDeveloped in: 1930sRelated to: Acoustic guitar, banjo, lute

Electric Guitar

Playing position

Bridge & pickups

FluteTypes include: Alto flute, piccolo, bass flutePlayer is called: A flautistDeveloped in: 11th CenturyRelated to: Recorder, clarinet, saxophone

Flute

Mouthpiece

Key pads

Playing Position

G lockenspiel

A bell lyre glockenspiel A concert band glockenspiel

GlockenspielTypes include: Bell lyre, StahlspielPlayer is called: A glockenspielistDeveloped in: 17th CenturyRelated to: Xylophone, marimba, tubular

bells

HarpTypes include: Concert harp, Celtic harp, Triple

harpPlayer is called: A harpistDeveloped in: 3500 BCERelated to: Lyre, zither

Pedals

Playing position

Harp