GENERAL TALKS - இசைக்கருவிகள் ஒரு தொகுப்பு பட்டியல் !

 

String Instruments

1. Violin

2. Violet

3. Cello

4. Double Bass

5. Guitar (Classical, Acoustic, Electric)

6. Harp

7. Banjo

8. Ukulele

9. Mandolin

10. Sitar

11. Lute

12. Zither

13. Bouzouki

14. Lyre

15. Dulcimer

Wind Instruments

Woodwind Instruments

1. Flute

2. Clarinet

3. Oboe

4. Bassoon

5. Small

6. Recorder

7. English Horn

8. Saxophone (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone)

9. Pan Flute

Brass Instruments

1. Trumpet

2. Trombone

3. French Horn

4. Tuba

5. Euphonium

6. Cornet

7. Flugelhorn

8. Bugle

Percussion Instruments

Membranophones (Drums)

1. Snare Drum

2. Bass Drum

3. Timpani

4. Djembe

5. Board

6. Congas

7. Bongos

8. Drawer

9. Talking Drum

Idiophones (Non-Drum Percussion)

1. Marimba

2. Xylophone

3. Vibraphone

4. Glockenspiel

5. Tambourine

6. Triangle

7. Cymbals

8. Castanets

9. Claves

10. Bells

Keyboard Instruments

1. Piano (Grand, Upright)

2. Harpsichord

3. Organ (Pipe, Electric)

4. Accordion

5. Synthesizer

6. Celesta

Electronic Instruments

1. Theremin

2. Drum Machine

3. Electric Keyboard

4. MIDI Controller

5. Sampler

6. Digital Turntable

Folk and World Instruments

1. Didgeridoo (Australia)

2. Bagpipes (Scotland)

3. Sitar (India)

4. Balalaika (Russia)

5. Koto (Japan)

6. Shamisen (Japan)

7. Hang Drum (Switzerland)

8. Kalimba (African Thumb Piano)

9. Erhu (China)

10. Oud (Middle East)

Other Specialized Instruments

1. Harmonica

2. Mouth Harp

3. Steel Drums

4. Glass Harmonica

5. Autoharp

Rare String Instruments

1. Nyckelharpa: A Swedish keyed fiddle with a distinct sound.

2. Viol: A Renaissance-era string instrument similar to a cello.

3. Hardingfele (Hardanger Fiddle): A Norwegian folk fiddle with sympathetic strings.

4. Gadulka: A Bulgarian bowed instrument with a haunting tone.

5. Hurdy-Gurdy: A string instrument played using a crank and keys.

6. Chapman Stick: A modern electric string instrument played by tapping.

7. Crwth: An ancient Welsh bowed lyre.

8. Rebec: A medieval bowed instrument.

9. Ravanahatha: A primitive bowed string instrument from India.

10. Pipa: A Chinese lute with a pear-shaped body.

Rare Wind Instruments

1. Shakuhachi: A Japanese end-blown flute made of bamboo.

2. Duduk: An Armenian double-reed woodwind instrument.

3. Chalumeau: A predecessor to the modern clarinet.

4. Gemshorn: An ancient recorder-like instrument made from animal horns.

5. Bass Crumhorn: A Renaissance double-reed woodwind.

6. Kaval: A Balkan end-blown flute.

7. Sipsi: A Turkish reed instrument with a high pitch.

8. Didjeribone: A modern slide didgeridoo.

9. Bawu: A Chinese reed instrument with a clarinet-like sound.

10. Ocarina: A clay or ceramic vessel flute.

Rare Percussion Instruments

1. Hang: A Swiss handpan drum with a melodic sound.

2. Waterphone: A metallic percussion instrument creating eerie tones.

3. Log Drum: A hollow wooden percussion instrument used in African music.

4. Cajón Huancaina: A Peruvian drum played by sitting on it.

5. Tamburićă: A rare Romanian percussion instrument.

6. Cimbalom: A hammered dulcimer from Eastern Europe.

7. Spring Drum: A percussion instrument producing a thunder-like sound.

8. Batá Drums: Sacred double-headed drums from Yoruba culture.

9. Thundersheet: A large metallic sheet used for sound effects.

10. Rainstick: A long hollow tube filled with beads, imitating rain sounds.

Rare Keyboard Instruments

1. Clavichord: A soft-toned keyboard instrument used in the Renaissance.

2. Virginal: A small Renaissance harpsichord.

3. Ondes Martenot: A rare electronic keyboard with a haunting tone.

4. Portative Organ: A small, portable pipe organ.

5. Harmonium: A reed instrument resembling a small organ.

Rare World Instruments

1. Erhu: A two-string Chinese bowed instrument.

2. Tumbi: A high-pitched single-string instrument from Punjab.

3. Kora: A West African harp-lute.

4. Igil: A two-stringed Tuvan instrument used for throat singing accompaniment.

5. Angklung: A bamboo percussion instrument from Indonesia.

6. Charango: A small Bolivian lute made from armadillo shells.

7. Berimbau: A Brazilian single-string percussion bow.

8. Mbira (Thumb Piano): An African instrument with metal keys.

9. Tar: A long-necked lute from Iran.

10. Guzheng: A Chinese zither with movable bridges.

Rare Electronic Instruments

1. Theremin: An early electronic instrument controlled by hand movements near antennas.

2. Trautonium: An electronic keyboard from the 1930s with eerie sound effects.

3. Hydraulophone: An instrument played using flowing water.

4. Stylophone: A small electronic keyboard played with a stylus.

5. Eigenharp: A modern electronic instrument combining keys, breath control, and percussion.

Rare Brass Instruments

1. Wagner Tuba: A hybrid brass instrument used in orchestral works.

2. Serpent: An ancient brass instrument with a snake-like shape.

3. Ophicleide: A precursor to the modern tuba.

4. Cornett: A Renaissance wind instrument made of wood and leather.