Changes

An '''aerophone''' may be described as any instrument whose sound is produced by the vibration of a column of air. Aerophonic instruments may be further classified as to the way in which the vibrations are generated. These different methods include:

An '''aerophone''' may be described as any [[instrument]] whose [[sound]] is produced by the vibration of a column of air. Aerophonic instruments may be further classified as to the way in which the vibrations are generated. These different methods include:

*blowing across a hole (flute);

*blowing across a hole ([[flute]]);

*through a reed (oboe, clarinet);

*through a reed ([[oboe]], [[clarinet]]);

*into a cup-shaped mouthpiece (trumpet, tuba).

*into a cup-shaped mouthpiece ([[trumpet]], [[tuba]]).

Instruments that are classed as aerophones include: accordion, bagpipe, bassoon, clarinet, consertina, crumhorn, euphonium, flute, harmonium, horn, mouth organ, oboe, recorder, saxophone, trombone, trumpet and tuba.

Instruments that are classed as aerophones include: accordion, bagpipe, bassoon, clarinet, consertina, crumhorn, euphonium, flute, harmonium, horn, mouth organ, oboe, recorder, saxophone, trombone, trumpet and tuba.

[[Category:Music]]

[[Category:Music]]