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Constant: INSTR_OBOE |
Orchestra section: Double reeds |
MIDI section: Reeds | Family: Oboes |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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C/Amateur | ![]() | |
C/Professional | ![]() |
See Piccolo Oboe
Oboe in A, sounding a minor third below the standard oboe.
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Constant: INSTR_OBOE_D_AMORE |
Orchestra section: Double reeds |
MIDI section: Reeds | Family: Oboes |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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A/Amateur | G#3 - C6 | ![]() |
A/Professional | G#3 - D#6 | ![]() |
Oboe in F, sounding a fifth below the standard oboe.
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Constant: INSTR_OBOe_DA_CACCIA |
Orchestra section: Double reeds |
MIDI section: Reeds | Family: Oboes |
Period: Baroque |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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F/Amateur | F3 - G5 | ![]() |
F/Professional | F3 - A5 | ![]() |
Soprano ocarina.
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Constant: INSTR_OCARINA |
Orchestra section: Flutes |
MIDI section: Pipes | Family: Ocarinas |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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C | ![]() | |
G | ![]() | |
F | ![]() | |
Bb | ![]() |
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See Alto Bassoon
See Octave Mandolin
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Constant: INSTR_OCTAVE_MANDOLIN |
Orchestra section: Plucked strings |
MIDI section: Guitars | Family: Mandolins |
Comes from / Played in: Italy, Ireland, Trinidad and Tobago |
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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G-D-A-E G2G2, D3D3, A3A3, E4E4 | G2 - Bb5 | ![]() |
Irish bouzouki G2G2, D3D3, A3A3, D4D4 | G2 - G#5 | ![]() |
Open D A2A2, D3D3, A3A3, D4D4 | A2 - G#5 | ![]() |
Open G G2G2, D3D3, G3G3, D4D4 | G2 - G#5 | ![]() |
A-D-A-E A2A2, D3D3, A3A3, E4E4 | A2 - Bb5 | ![]() |
Very rare single-reed instrument with a folded conical bore, vaguely in the shape of the boot joint of a bassoon.
External link: Serpent/Octavin Duo: W.A. Mozart, "12 Duos for Two Horns," No. 8
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Constant: INSTR_OCTAVIN |
Orchestra section: Single reeds |
MIDI section: Reeds |
Names:
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Abbreviation:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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Bb/Amateur | ![]() | |
Bb/Professional | ![]() |
See Laúd
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Constant: INSTR_OCTOBASS |
Orchestra section: Bowed strings |
MIDI section: String and Orchestrals | Family: Violins |
Names:
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Abbreviation:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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C-G-C C0, G0, C1 | C0 - G2 | ![]() |
Berlioz C1, G1, C2 | C1 - G3 | ![]() |
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Constant: INSTR_OKTAVIST |
Orchestra section: Voices |
MIDI section: Ensembles | Family: Opera voices |
Names:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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Common | ![]() | |
Rare | ![]() |
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Constant: INSTR_ONDES_MARTENOT |
Orchestra section: Electronics |
MIDI section: Synth Lead |
Period: 20th century |
Names:
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Abbreviation:
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Sounding | Written |
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Instruments in Opera voices family: 34.
Conical-bore keyed brass replacing the serpent.
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Constant: INSTR_OPHICLEIDE |
Orchestra section: Brass |
MIDI section: Brass | Family: Serpents |
Period: 19th century |
Names:
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Abbreviations:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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C/Amateur | ![]() | |
C/Professional | ![]() | |
Bb/Amateur | A1 - Db4 | ![]() |
Bb/Professional | A1 - Bb4 | ![]() |
Ab/Amateur | G1 - B3 | ![]() |
Ab/Professional | G1 - Ab4 | ![]() |
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Constant: INSTR_ORCHESTRA_HIT |
Orchestra section: Unsorted |
MIDI section: Ensembles |
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Sounding | Written |
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Constant: INSTR_ORCHESTRAL_BASS_DRUM |
Orchestra section: Membranophones |
MIDI section: Percussives |
Names:
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Abbreviations:
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Orchestral snare drums usually conform to the dimensions of drum kit snares, but often have a calf skin head or a synthetic approximation of a natural head material. They also typically use snares made of metal cable, gut, synthetic cord, or nylon. As a rule, the snare drum is played with tightened snares, and this is not indicated in the score. What is explicitly written into the score is the composer's instruction to play snares off (German: ohne Schnarrsaiten, French: sans timbre, Italian: senza corde). In historical scores playing without snares is often indicated by the instruction muffled (German: gedämpft, Italian: coperto).
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Constant: INSTR_ORCHESTRAL_SNARE_DRUM |
Orchestra section: Membranophones |
MIDI section: Percussives |
Names:
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Abbreviations:
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Sounds |
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See Politiki lyra
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Constant: INSTR_OUD |
Orchestra section: Plucked strings |
MIDI section: Guitars | Family: Lutes |
Comes from / Played in: Algeria, Armenia, Egypt, Iran, Morroco, Syria, Turkey |
Names:
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Tuning | Sounding | Written |
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6-courses/Standard D2, G2G2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4 | D2 - Eb5 | ![]() |
6-courses/C+F bass C2, F2F2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4 | C2 - Eb5 | ![]() |
6-courses/High F G2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4, F4F4 | G2 - G#5 | ![]() |
6-courses/Guitar E2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, B3B3, E4E4 | E2 - G5 | ![]() |
6-courses/4ths, E-based E2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4, F4F4 | E2 - G#5 | ![]() |
5-courses/G bass G2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4 | G2 - Eb5 | ![]() |
5-courses/E bass E2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4 | E2 - Eb5 | ![]() |
4-courses A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4 | A2 - Eb5 | ![]() |
7-courses G2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4, F4F4, Bb4Bb4 | G2 - C#6 | ![]() |
8-courses G2, A2A2, D3D3, G3G3, C4C4, F4F4, Bb4Bb4, Eb5Eb5 | G2 - F#6 | ![]() |
See Oud