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How many woodwind instruments used in Western music can you name in 10 minutes?
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Last updated: March 17, 2014
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This quiz draws from Western woodwind instruments that are (mostly) currently attainable. If you can 100% this quiz without going to Wikipedia, you deserve an award or something.
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Piccolo in C
 
Treble Flute in G
 
Soprano Flute in E flat
 
Flute in C
 
Flute d'Amore in B flat
 
Alto Flute in G
 
Bass Flute in C
 
Contra-Alto Flute in G
 
Contrabass Flute in C
 
Subcontrabass Flute in G
 
Double Contrabass Flute in C
 
Hyperbass Flute in C
 
Piccolo Oboe in E flat
 
Oboe in C
 
Oboe d'Amore in A
 
English Horn in F
 
Oboe da caccia in F
 
Bass Oboe in C
 
Contrabass Oboe in C
 
Piccolo Heckelphone in F or E flat
 
Answers
 
Heckelphone in C
 
Lupophon in C
 
Octave Bassoon in C
 
Quint Bassoon in G
 
Quart Bassoon in F
 
Bassoon in C
 
Contrabassoon in C
 
Contraforte in C
 
Reed Contrabass in C
 
Sopranino Sarrusophone in E flat
 
Soprano Sarrusophone in B flat
 
Alto Sarrusophone in E flat
 
Tenor Sarrusophone in B flat
 
Baritone Sarrusophone in E flat
 
Bass Sarrusophone in B flat
 
Contrabass Sarrusophone in E flat, C or B flat
 
Piccolo Clarinet in A flat
 
Sopranino Clarinet in E flat or D
 
Soprano Clarinet in C, Bb, A, or G
 
Bassett Clarinet in C, Bb, A, or G
 
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Bassett Horn in F or G
 
Alto Clarinet in E flat or F
 
Bass Clarinet in Bb, C or A
 
Contra-Alto Clarinet in EE flat
 
Contrabass Clarinet in BB flat
 
Octocontra-Alto Clarinet in EEE flat
 
Octocontrabass Clarinet in BBB flat
 
Sopranissimo Saxophone in B flat
 
Sopranino Saxophone in E flat
 
Soprano Saxophone in B flat or C
 
Mezzo-Soprano Saxophone in F or G
 
Alto Saxophone in E flat
 
Melody Saxophone in C
 
Tenor Saxophone in B flat
 
Baritone Saxophone in E flat
 
Bass Saxophone in B flat
 
Contrabass Saxophone in EE flat
 
Subcontrabass Saxophone in BB flat
 
Contrabass Tubax in EE flat
 
Subcontrabass Tubax in BB flat or CC
Walacama
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Level 81
Feb 15, 2016
Agree that recorder is missing. I missed the sarrusophone family completely. But Subcontrabass Tubax in BB flat or CC, are you kidding me? Is that something only Elephants can hear?
OctoMail
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Level 26
Apr 4, 2018
Wow, i completely forgot Lupophon existed.
mbgillespi
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Level 72
Mar 5, 2022
Bagpipes? The whole recorder family? Pennywhistle?

And if we want to get real crazy, how about the krumhorn family, at least as obtainable as the lupophones or heckelphones.

And throw in the vuvuzela, just for kicks and giggles.

DrivingPark
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Level 22
Dec 23, 2022
Heh, 8.5 years later and I'm just now coming back to this. I would add a lot more that I missed if I made a new one!
WilderA
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Level 51
May 2, 2023
accordions are woodwind
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