External link: Dihu - Wikipedia
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Constant: INSTR_DADIHU |
Orchestra section: Bowed strings |
MIDI section: String and Orchestrals | Family: Erhus |
Comes from / Played in: China |
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D-A D2, A2 | ![]() |
See Xiaodihu
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Constant: INSTR_DAHU |
Orchestra section: Bowed strings |
MIDI section: String and Orchestrals | Family: Erhus |
Comes from / Played in: China |
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G G2, D3 | ![]() | |
A A2, E3 | ![]() |
Notched, end-blown vertical bamboo flute used in Korean folk music.
External link: Danso - Wikipedia
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Constant: INSTR_DANSO |
Orchestra section: Flutes |
MIDI section: Pipes |
Comes from / Played in: Korea |
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G4 - G6 | ![]() |
See Davul
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Constant: INSTR_DARBOUKA |
Orchestra section: Membranophones |
MIDI section: Percussives |
Comes from / Played in: North Africa, Egypt, Turkey |
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Constant: INSTR_BASS_RUAN |
Orchestra section: Plucked strings |
MIDI section: String and Orchestrals | Family: Ruan |
Comes from / Played in: China |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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Modal D D2, A2, D3, A3 | D2 - A5 | ![]() |
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Constant: INSTR_DAVUL |
Orchestra section: Membranophones |
MIDI section: Percussives |
Comes from / Played in: Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey |
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See Soprano Recorder
See Violino piccolo
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Constant: INSTR_DESSUS_DE_VIOLE |
Orchestra section: Bowed strings |
MIDI section: String and Orchestrals | Family: Viols |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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D-G-C-E-A-D/Amateur D3, G3, C4, E4, A4, D5 | ![]() | |
D-G-C-E-A-D/Professional D3, G3, C4, E4, A4, D5 | ![]() |
External link: French scottish - 21 boutons - diatonic accordion
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Constant: INSTR_DIATONIC_ACCORDION |
Orchestra section: Free reeds |
MIDI section: Organs | Family: Accordions |
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10-hole diatonic harmonica.
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Constant: INSTR_DIATONIC_HARMONICA |
Orchestra section: Free reeds |
MIDI section: Organs | Family: Harmonicas |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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C | ![]() | |
High G | ![]() | |
F | ![]() | |
D | ![]() | |
A | ![]() | |
G | ![]() | |
Low D | ![]() |
See Bass Saz
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Constant: INSTR_CONTRABASS_RUAN |
Orchestra section: Plucked strings |
MIDI section: String and Orchestrals | Family: Ruan |
Comes from / Played in: China |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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Modal G G1, D2, G2, D3 | ![]() |
Chinese bamboo transverse flute.
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Constant: INSTR_DIZI |
Orchestra section: Flutes |
MIDI section: Pipes |
Comes from / Played in: China |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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A/Amateur | E5 - F#7 | ![]() |
A/Professional | E5 - B7 | ![]() |
G/Amateur | D5 - E7 | ![]() |
G/Professional | D5 - A7 | ![]() |
F/Amateur | C5 - D7 | ![]() |
F/Professional | C5 - G7 | ![]() |
E/Amateur | B4 - C#7 | ![]() |
E/Professional | B4 - F#7 | ![]() |
D/Amateur | A4 - B6 | ![]() |
D/Professional | A4 - E7 | ![]() |
C/Amateur | G4 - A6 | ![]() |
C/Professional | G4 - D7 | ![]() |
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Constant: INSTR_DOMBRA |
Orchestra section: Plucked strings |
MIDI section: Guitars | Family: Long neck lutes |
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Kazakhstan D4, G4 | ![]() |
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Constant: INSTR_DOOR |
Orchestra section: Sounds & Noises |
MIDI section: Effects |
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Constant: INSTR_DOUBLE_BASS |
Orchestra section: Bowed strings |
MIDI section: String and Orchestrals | Family: Violins |
Names:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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4-strings/Amateur E1, A1, D2, G2 | E1 - D4 | ![]() |
4-strings/Professional E1, A1, D2, G2 | E1 - G4 | ![]() |
5-strings/Low C/Amateur C1, E1, A1, D2, G2 | C1 - D4 | ![]() |
5-strings/Low C/Professional C1, E1, A1, D2, G2 | C1 - G4 | ![]() |
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See Contrabassoon
Flute in C, sounding three octaves lower than the concert flute.
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Constant: INSTR_DOUBLE_CONTRABASS_FLUTE |
Orchestra section: Flutes |
MIDI section: Pipes | Family: Concert flutes |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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C/Amateur | C1 - F3 | ![]() |
C/Professional | C1 - A3 | ![]() |
Instruments in Double reeds orchestra section: 65.
See Duduk
Means 'heroic baritone'. In the German opera houses a true dramatic baritone is a prized possession: a singer with exciting power and an authoritative mature sound and production.
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Constant: INSTR_DRAMATIC_BARITONE |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
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External link: Fach - Wikipedia
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Constant: INSTR_DRAMATIC_BASS_BARITONE |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
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Stylistically similar to the dramatic mezzo, just lower. Sings usually around the break between the chest voice and middle voice. Many mezzos tried their luck in these roles, yet real altos fare better. A deep, penetrating low female voice. This is a very rare voice type with a darker, richer sound than that of a typical alto.
External link: Fach - Wikipedia
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Constant: INSTR_DRAMATIC_CONTRALTO |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
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Dramatic mezzo-sopranos have ranges very similar to a dramatic soprano. The main difference is the endurance and ease in which the two voice-types sing – a mezzo will concentrate singing most of the time in her middle and low registers and will go up to notes like high B-flat only at the dramatic climax. Consequently, many dramatic mezzo-sopranos have success in singing some dramatic soprano roles that are written with a lower tessitura.
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Constant: INSTR_DRAMATIC_MEZZO_SOPRANO |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
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Constant: INSTR_DRAMATIC_TENOR |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
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The same as Lyric coloratura Soprano, only with a more dramatic, rich voice. Often heavier and more lyrical than a coloratura soprano. Must also be able to do fast vocal acrobatics and reach high notes, such as the F6 of the "Queen of the Night".
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Constant: INSTR_DRAMATIC_COLORATURA_SOPRANO |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
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Sounding | Written |
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External link: Fach - Wikipedia
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Constant: INSTR_DRAMATIC_COMIC_BASS |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
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Sounding | Written |
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Dramatic basso profundo is a powerful basso profundo voice
External link: Fach - Wikipedia
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Constant: INSTR_DRAMATIC_LOW_BASS |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
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Armenian double-reed instrument in apricot wood. Most common is in A, B-flat and B are also traditionals. Low F and G are for meditative or love songs, high C, D and E are for dances. Extended range require lips purse for two high notes and belly for lowest back hole (two notes). Duduk score are written in C.
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Constant: INSTR_DUDUK |
Orchestra section: Double reeds |
MIDI section: Ethnics | Family: Duduks |
Comes from / Played in: Armenia |
Names:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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A/Amateur | F#3 - A4 | ![]() |
A/Professional | E3 - B4 | ![]() |
F/Amateur | D3 - F4 | ![]() |
F/Professional | C3 - G4 | ![]() |
G/Amateur | E3 - G4 | ![]() |
G/Professional | D3 - A4 | ![]() |
Bb/Amateur | G3 - Bb4 | ![]() |
Bb/Professional | F3 - C5 | ![]() |
B/Amateur | G#3 - B4 | ![]() |
B/Professional | F#3 - C#5 | ![]() |
C/Amateur | ![]() | |
C/Professional | ![]() | |
D/Amateur | B3 - D5 | ![]() |
D/Professional | A3 - E5 | ![]() |
E/Amateur | C#4 - E5 | ![]() |
E/Professional | B3 - F#5 | ![]() |
Renaissance double-reed instrument with a folded conical bore, Predecessor of the bassoon.
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Constant: INSTR_DULCIAN |
Orchestra section: Double reeds |
MIDI section: Reeds | Family: Bassoons |
Period: Renaissance |
Names:
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Abbreviation:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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C/Amateur | ![]() | |
C/Professional | ![]() |
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Constant: INSTR_DULZAINA |
Orchestra section: Double reeds |
MIDI section: Ethnics | Family: Shawms |
Comes from / Played in: Spain |
Names:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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Volçaina en sol | ![]() |
Sounds |
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See Duduk