The most similar timbre is the piano.
Brass is not a musical instrument, but a kind of musical instrument. There are four kinds of musical instruments, including stringed instruments, woodwind instruments, brass instruments and percussion instruments.
Among them, brass instruments include trumpet, trombone, horn, tuba, tenor, alto and bass.
The main features of brass instruments are,
1 made of all metals (copper, mirabilite, silver). A few advanced brass instruments use porcelain and gold as their main materials.
When playing, use the airflow to drive the lips to vibrate and sound, and improve the sound through musical instruments.
The answer on the first floor is wrong. The saxophone is not a copper pipe, but a wooden pipe. Because saxophone sounds by vibrating reed.
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Baidu Encyclopedia has a slender introduction about brass instruments.
Question 2: What is a music box? Basically, it is equivalent to welding regular bumps on the round shaft of a music box, and there is a metal plate nearby. When the circular shaft rotates, the protrusions sweep from the edge of the metal plate. Because of the different bumps, the pronunciation is also different. With a fixed speed, a fixed tune will be made.
This is the basic principle.
The origin of music box
To explain the term "music box", we must first understand what "music box" is. There is such a record in the ancient Chinese "Three Character Classics": "Hey, earth leather, wood, stone and gold. Silk and bamboo are eight tones. " Visible is the floorboard of ancient musical instruments, namely, Yi, Earth, Leather, Wood, Stone, Gold, Silk and Bamboo. Sheng and cymbals in ancient musical instruments belong to the category of Shu; Equivalent soil types; Drum belongs to leather; Wood such as wood fish; Qingdeng. Belonging to rocks; Bells, bells, etc. Belonging to gold; Qin, Qin belongs to silk; Pipe, flute and flute all belong to bamboo. It is not difficult to see that clay, leather, wood, stone, gold, silk and bamboo all refer to the raw materials used to make musical instruments. These eight raw materials can be said to be the raw materials for making all musical instruments. The word "music box" is a vivid and colorful definition. In other words, this box contains the sounds of all musical instruments, including the sounds of all musical expressions. Later, the use of perforated paper as a "music score" and the emergence of compressed air speakers prompted the advent of the phonograph. Then it once led to the decline of the music box. Until the 1960s, Quito, Switzerland was the birthplace of music boxes. The Ruijue couple regained the traditional family business, and the Ruijue company they founded is still the only company in the world that makes music boxes by hand ... A 400-square-meter Shanghai Music Box Treasures Exhibition Hall has been opened to display more than 200 classic music boxes of different ages and types carefully selected by the Lanshan Music Box Museum in Kyoto, Japan.
Question 3: What are the eight musical instruments? Eight musical instruments are a classification method that appeared in the pre-Qin period. The pre-Qin period (765438 BC+065438 BC+0 BC-256 BC) was the first peak in the development history of Chinese musical instruments, and the classification of musical instruments-"Eight Tones" was determined. Eight-tone classification is the earliest classification method of musical instruments in China, which was used until the early Qing Dynasty. This is a method to classify musical instruments according to their materials, including gold, silk, earth, stone, leather, wood, bamboo and wood. Its appearance was a great leap in the development of Chinese musical instruments at that time. In this period, percussion instruments were the main instruments, and the types of instruments were more colorful. Percussion instruments include drums, cymbals, wishes, buildings, bells, elegance, springs and so on. String instruments include harpsichord, zither, piano and so on. Playing instruments include: Sheng, Xiao, Yu, Hu, Guan and so on. Guqin appeared at this time and soon became a very important solo instrument. It can be said that the appearance and performance of musical instruments in this period have been greatly improved with the changes of the times. Compared with the previous period, those musical instruments have been difficult to be elegant, and the classification and mode of musical instruments have formed a clear concept.
Question 4: What is the name of this small musical instrument similar to the music box? kalimba, sometimes called Mbila. African musical instrument, originated in Zimbabwe, with low volume, commonly known as thumb piano.
Question 5: What musical instruments did the eight tones in ancient China represent? "Zhou Li? "Spring Official" divides musical instruments into eight categories, namely, gold, stone, earth, leather, silk, wood and bamboo, which is also one of the earliest musical instrument classifications.
Golden notes include chimes, special bells and cymbals.
Yin Shi includes Bianqing and Teqing.
The local sound is contained in.
Yin Ge includes drums.
Silk sounds include guqin and antique colors.
Wood acoustics include:
Voices include sheng and jade.
Bamboo sounds include flute, flute, pipe and ruler.
Silk and bamboo are short for silk sound and bamboo sound.
Ancient musical instruments mainly include Lu, Zhu, Zhu, Paixiao, Zou, Zheng, Guqin and Qin. Music is generally slow and melodious, mainly to meet the needs of court life or religion. After the Han and Tang Dynasties, China had frequent exchanges with foreign countries through the Western Regions, and a large number of western music and musical instruments, mainly India, flowed in. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, China was powerful, broad-minded and good at absorbing other cultures. Musical instruments from foreign countries, such as flute, hairpin, pipa and huqin, were widely used in China music, and were improved and developed by China people, gradually pushing China's original musical instruments out of the music scene. In addition to being favored by literati, guqin has been handed down as a musical instrument for individual appreciation, and almost all the instruments officially played in public are foreign. In recent years, musicians have devoted themselves to exploring and improving ancient musical instruments, and instruments such as Yan, Zheng and Paixiao have regained their brilliance, but they have not yet been included in the ensemble repertoire of national bands. But in ancient China, musicians were despised, unlike painters, and belonged to literati. In Song Dynasty, they could even take photos as examiners, but musicians could only be driven by people, while Li Guinian, a famous musician in Tang Dynasty, had no political status. Guqin is the only musical instrument with a high status, which is exclusively enjoyed by scholar-officials and cannot be played to the public. Therefore, China ancient music theory developed slowly, while folk songs were full of colorful melodies.
Question 6: There is a small musical instrument that sounds like an music box. What instrument is it? Campant, also known as "Tube Bell" and "Zhong Qin", is composed of some long steel pipes with different lengths. Hanging on a high shelf, the player plays with one or two hammers, and the whole set of bells is cast according to the natural scale of each note. It is a percussion instrument. Hang a metal tube on an iron frame and beat it with a mallet to make a melody. The arrangement of metal pipes is similar to that of piano keyboards. The timbre is mysterious, like a church bell. In the concert, the player hangs the required bells according to the music score. The middle note in the platoon is solemn and loud, with a long aftertaste, which sounds as if the pitch is uncertain.
Question 7: What's the difference between a music box and a music box? An music box can be played with many different instruments, and the music box should be a special instrument. Just like in City in the Sky, it feels clear and sounds clean. Of course, this is my personal opinion.
Question 8: What musical instrument can play a sound similar to an music box? The timbre of the electronic piano tuning music box pops up.
Question 9: What's the name of the instrument that sounds like a music box? A small musical instrument with keys that makes a bell-like sound.
Question 10: There are many kinds of sounds in the music box. What instruments are those voices played together? To explain the term "music box", we must first understand what "music box" is. There is such a record in the ancient Chinese "Three Character Classics": "Hey, earth leather, wood, stone and gold. Silk and bamboo are eight tones. " Visible is the floorboard of ancient musical instruments, namely, Yi, Earth, Leather, Wood, Stone, Gold, Silk and Bamboo. Sheng and cymbals in ancient musical instruments belong to the category of Shu; Equivalent soil types; Drum belongs to leather; Wood such as wood fish; Qingdeng. Belonging to rocks; Bells, bells, etc. Belonging to gold; Qin, Qin belongs to silk; Pipe, flute and flute all belong to bamboo. It is not difficult to see that clay, leather, wood, stone, gold, silk and bamboo all refer to the raw materials used to make musical instruments. These eight raw materials can be said to be the raw materials for making all musical instruments. The word "music box" is a vivid and colorful definition. In other words, this box contains the sounds of all musical instruments, including the sounds of all musical expressions. Later, the use of perforated paper as a "music score" and the emergence of compressed air speakers prompted the advent of the phonograph. Then it once led to the decline of the music box. Until the 1960s, Quito, Switzerland was the birthplace of music boxes. The Ruijue couple regained the traditional family business, and the Ruijue company they founded is still the only company in the world that makes music boxes by hand ... The first Shanghai Music Box Treasures Exhibition Hall with an area of 400 square meters in China opened, displaying more than 200 classic music boxes of different ages and types carefully selected by the Lanshan Music Box Museum in Kyoto, Japan.
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