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     How do instruments make music? | We The Curious

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   How do musical instruments make sound?

   • Musical instruments make sound by harnessing the power of vibrations. When an instrument is played, whether it’s plucked, struck, bowed, or blown, it sets in motion a series of vibrations within the instrument’s components. These vibrations travel through the air as sound waves, reaching our ears and creating the melodies and harmonies we hear.

   How Musical Instruments Make Sound: The Science Behind Sound

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   How do string instruments make sound?

   • String instruments generate sound through the vibrations of taut strings, which are set into motion by various techniques. String Vibrations: Guitars, Violins, Pianos: In guitars and violins, strings are plucked or bowed, causing them to vibrate.

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   Which instruments produce musical sounds?

   • Instruments that yield musical sounds, or tones, are those that produce periodic vibrations. Their periodicity is their controllable (i.e., musical) basis. The strings of the violin, the lips of the trumpet player, the reed of a saxophone, and the wooden slabs of a xylophone are all, in their unique ways, producers of periodic vibrations.

   Musical sound | Characteristics, Types, & Facts | Britannica

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   What makes a sound musical?

   • The sounds are produced by instruments in which the periodic vibrations can be controlled by the performer. Bobby McFerrin The universality and innate nature of music, and the pentatonic scale, as demonstrated by singer Bobby McFerrin. That some sounds are intrinsically musical, while others are not, is an oversimplification.

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   What are the components of a musical instrument?

   • Musical instruments consist of intricate components that work together to produce their unique sounds. Here are some key components found across different instrument families: Resonators: Resonators are hollow spaces within an instrument that amplify and enhance sound.

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   How do wind instruments produce sound?

   • Wind instruments utilize air columns or reeds to generate sound, each with its unique mechanism of sound production. Air Column Vibrations: Flutes, Trumpets: In instruments like flutes and trumpets, players blow air across an opening to create vibrations within the instrument’s air column.

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3. www.open.edu › openlearn › history-the-artsHow do musical instruments produce sound? - OpenLearn

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   Jan 2, 2019 · Instruments, one way or another, make sounds, and all sounds are vibrations which travel across particles that make up the air around us (for humans anyway). These vibrations are then transformed in our eardrum - itself a thin vibrating membrane, like you might find on a drum - to be translated, eventually, into something our brains ‘hear’.

4. bigtimemusicians.com › how-musical-instrumentsHow Musical Instruments Make Sound: The Science Behind Sound

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   Sep 28, 2023 · How Do Musical Instruments Make Sound? Musical instruments make sound by harnessing the power of vibrations. When an instrument is played, whether it’s plucked, struck, bowed, or blown, it sets in motion a series of vibrations within the instrument’s components.

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   Jan 24, 2014 · Musicians bash, bang, blow, strum, and pluck various instruments... but how does an instrument make a sound? What's the difference between wind and string instruments? Kerina Evans of the...

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6. www.bbc.co.uk › teach › class-clips-videoKS2 Music / Science: How string instruments make sound

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   Video summary. Inspired by Beethoven's 5th Symphony, Fran Scott and Greg Foot set about finding out all about string instruments and how they work and make such different sounds. They look...

7. method-behind-the-music.com › mechanics › instrumentsHow Instruments Work - Method Behind the Music

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   The goal of all musical instruments is to produce sound. This is accomplished in many different ways, yielding a wide variety of sounds, playing techniques, and extraordinary looking instruments. This guide explains how certain groups of instruments produce their sound.

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   The sounds are produced by instruments in which the periodic vibrations can be controlled by the performer. From a bell ringing to a door slamming, any sound is a potential ingredient for the kinds of sound organization called music.

9. method-behind-the-music.com › mechanics › physicsPhysics of Sound - Method Behind the Music

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   Instruments of different shapes and actions produce different overtones. The overtones combine to form the characteristic sound of the instrument. For example, both the waves below are the same frequency, and therefore the same note.