Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Smallest of the stringed instruments | Violin | 99%
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Slightly larger version of the above | Viola | 98%
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The largest of the string family | Bass | 97%
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The use of an endpin is crucial in holding this stringed instrumen between your legs | Cello | 97%
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Metallic woodwind that sounds like a bird | Flute | 93%
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Tiny version of the above | Piccolo | 91%
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Smallest of the commonly used double reeded instruments - famous for solos such as in the Somerset Rhapsody | Oboe | 88%
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Small brass instrument used in blaring fanfares | Trumpet | 87%
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The most Irish of the stringed instruments | Harp | 83%
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The one with a slide (the tenor voiced one) | Trombone | 83%
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Tenor-voiced double reed with solos such as in The Rite of Spring (the best of the orchestral instruments) | Bassoon | 80%
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The only one that requires a hand in its bell | Horn | 78%
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The lowest voice in the brass section | Tuba | 78%
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Single reeded instrument consisting of a mouthpiece, ligature, barrel, body, and bell | Clarinet | 75%
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The lower one of the above | Bass Trombone | 67%
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Similar to the above but with a bocal and slightly larger | Cor Anglais | 66%
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The above but with a neck | Bass Clarinet | 64%
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The lower version of the above | Contrabassoon | 63%
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