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A '''Woodwind''' is any instrument played by blowing, excluding brass instruments.  As the name implies, many woodwinds are or were made of wood.  Common woodwinds include the [[flute]], [[clarinet]], and [[saxophone]].
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A '''woodwind''' is any instrument played by blowing, excluding brass instruments.  As the name implies, many woodwinds are or were made of wood.  Common woodwinds include the [[flute]], [[clarinet]], and [[saxophone]].
  
 
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A woodwind is any instrument played by blowing, excluding brass instruments. As the name implies, many woodwinds are or were made of wood. Common woodwinds include the flute, clarinet, and saxophone.