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Wind instruments

  • Balaban (Iran)
  • Bansuri (India)
  • Conch
  • Danso (Korea)
  • Dizi (China)
  • Duduk (Armenia)
  • Didgeridoo (Australia)
  • Diple (or Dvojnice) (Croatia)
  • Fife
  • Flabiol
  • Flageolet (France)
  • Fujara (Slovakia)
  • Gemshorn (Germany)
  • Hocchiku (Japan)
  • Hun (Korea)
  • Irish flute
  • Inci (Philippines)
  • Kaval (Armenia)
  • Khloy (Cambodia)
  • Khlui (Thailand)
  • Koudi (China)
  • Nadaswaram (South India)
  • Ney (Iran)
  • Nohkan (Japan)
  • Nose flute
  • Ocarina (Italy)
  • Organ pipe
  • Paixiao (China)
  • Palendag (Philippines)
  • Pan pipes
  • Pasiyak or Water whistle (Philippines)
  • Persian (Iran)
  • Piano horn
  • Pulalu (Philippines)
  • Quena (South America)
  • Recorder (Germany)
  • Ryuteki (Japan)
  • Samponia (Peru)
  • Shakuhachi (Japan)
  • Shehnai (India)
  • Shinobue (Japan)
  • Shvi (Armenia)
  • Siku
  • Slide whistle
  • Suling (Indonesia/Philippines)
  • Tin Whistle
  • Tonette
  • Tumpong (Philippines)
  • Tutek (Armenia)
  • Vertical flute
  • Washint (Ethiopia)
  • Western concert flutes:
    • Piccolo
    • Flute
    • Alto flute
    • Bass flute
    • Contra-alto flute
    • Contrabass flute
    • Subcontrabass flute
    • Double contrabass flute
    • Hyperbass flute
  • Whamola
  • Whistle
  • Willow flute (Scandinavia)
  • Xiao (China)
  • Xun (China)
  • Yotar
  • Zufolo (Italy)

Single reed instruments

  • Alboka
  • Arghul
  • Chalumeau
  • Clarinets
    • Clarinet
    • Piccolo clarinet (A♭ clarinet)
    • Sopranino clarinet (E♭ clarinet, D clarinet)
    • Soprano clarinet (C clarinet, B♭ clarinet, A clarinet, G clarinet)
    • Basset clarinet
    • Clarinette d'amour
    • Basset horn
    • Alto clarinet
    • Bass clarinet
    • Contra-alto clarinet
    • Contrabass clarinet
    • Octocontra-alto clarinet
    • Octocontrabass clarinet
  • Launeddas (Sardinia)
  • Mijwiz
  • Octavin
  • Pibgorn (instrument)
  • Saxophones
    • Saxophone
    • Soprillo
    • Sopranino saxophone
    • C Soprano saxophone
    • Soprano saxophone
    • Mezzo-soprano saxophone (Alto in F)
    • Alto saxophone
    • C melody saxophone
    • Tenor saxophone
    • Baritone saxophone
    • Bass saxophone
    • Contrabass saxophone
    • Subcontrabass saxophone
    • Tubax
  • Tarogato (modern single-reed)
  • Folgerphone
  • Zhaleika (Russia)
  • Robero (spain)

Double reed instruments


There are 36 double reed instruments listed.
  • Bassoon
    • Contrabassoon/Double bassoon
    • Tenoroon
  • Bifora (Sicily)
  • Bombarde (France)
  • Cromorne
  • Crumhorn
  • Dulzaina (Spain)
  • Dulcian
  • English Horn
  • Guan (instrument) (China)
  • Heckelphone
    • Piccolo heckelphone
    • Terz heckelphone
  • Kèn bầu (Vietnam)
  • Nadaswaram (India)
  • Oboes:
    • Piccolo oboe
    • Oboe
    • Oboe d'amore
    • Cor anglais/English horn
    • Oboe da caccia
    • Bass/Baritone oboe
    • Contrabass oboe
  • Rackett
  • Contrabass á anche / Reed contrabass
  • Sarrusophones:
    • Sopranino sarrusophone
    • Soprano sarrusophone
    • Alto sarrusophone
    • Tenor sarrusophone
    • Baritone sarrusophone
    • Bass sarrusophone
    • Contrabass sarrusophone
  • Shawm
  • Sralai (Cambodia)
  • Suona (China)
  • Surnay
  • Tarogato (original two-reed variety)
  • Trompeta china (Cuba)
  • Tromboon
  • Zurna (Armenia)

Bagpipes

  • Bagpipe
  • Gaida (The Balkans)
  • Uilleann pipes

Brass instruments.

  • Air horn
  • Alphorn
  • Baritone horn
  • Bass Trombone
  • Bazooka
  • Bugle (instrument)
    • keyed bugle
  • Cimbasso
  • Cornet
  • Cornett
  • Didgeridoo
  • Doulophone/Cuprophone
  • Euphonium
  • Flugelhorn
  • Horagai
  • Horn/French horn
  • Jug
  • Lituus
  • Mellophone
  • Ophicleide
  • Roman tuba
  • Sackbut
  • Saxhorn
  • Subcontrabass tuba
  • Serpent
  • Shofar
  • Sousaphone
  • Tenor Horn/Alto Horn
  • Trombone
  • Trumpet
  • Tuba
  • Wagner tuba
  • Quinticlave

Free reed instruments

  • Accordion
    • Chromatic Accordion
    • Button Accordion
    • Free Bass Accordion
  • Agidigbo
  • Array mbira
  • Bandoneón
  • Bawu
  • Bayan
  • Comb
  • Concertina
  • Electric thumb piano
  • Harmonica
  • Harmonium
  • Hulusi
  • Jew's Harp (or Jaw harp)
  • Kalimba
  • Khene
  • Kisanji
  • Kouxian
  • Likembe
  • Lusheng
  • Mangtong
  • Melodica
  • Melodeon
  • Mbira (Sanza)
  • Morsing
  • Musete
  • Musical box
  • Pipe organ (some pipes; others are woodwind)
  • Saenghwang
  • Sanza (Mbira)
  • Recorder
  • Sheng
  • Thumb piano
  • Tom (instrument)
  • Yu

Voice

  • Soprano
  • Mezzo-soprano
  • Alto/Contralto
  • Countertenor
  • Tenor
  • Baritone
  • Basso/Bass
  • Castrato
  • Falsetto
  • Kazoo
  • Death growl
  • Overtone/Throat singing
  • Microphone[megaphone]
  • Talkbox
  • Vocal Percussion
  • Beatboxing

Free aerophones

  • Bullroarer
  • Harmonica
  • Lasso d'amore
  • Whip
  • Siren
  • Megaphone

String instruments

  • Aeolian harp
  • Ajaeng (Korea)
  • Appalachian dulcimer (United States)
  • Archlute
  • Arpeggione
  • Baglama (Turkey)
  • Balalaika (Russia)
  • Bandura(Ukrainian)
  • Banjo
  • Barbat (Iran)
  • Baryton
  • Berimbau (Brazil)
  • Biwa (Japan)
  • Bordonua
  • Bouzouki (Greece)
  • BurkDaBeast
  • Cello (Violoncello)
  • Chapman stick
  • Charango (Peru)
  • Cimbalom
    • Electric Cymbalum
  • Cittern
  • Clavichord
  • Crwth
  • Cuatro
  • Dahu (China)
  • Đàn bầu (Vietnam)
  • Đàn gáo (Vietnam)
  • Đàn nguyệt (Vietnam)
  • Đàn tam thập lục (Vietnam)
  • Đàn tranh (Vietnam)
  • Đàn tỳ bà (Vietnam)
  • Dihu (China)
  • Domra (Kazakhstan)
  • Double-neck guitjo
  • Double Bass
  • Dutar (Central Asia)
  • Duxianqin (China)
  • Ektara (India, Pakistan)
  • Erhu (China)
  • Erxian (China)
  • Faglong/Fuglung (Philippines)
  • Fegereng (Philippines)
  • Fiddle
  • Fortepiano
  • Gayageum (Korea)
  • Guzheng (China)
  • Gehu (China)
  • Geomungo (Korea)
  • Gopuz (Azerbaijan)
  • Gottuvadhyam (India)
  • Guitars:
    • Acoustic bass guitar
    • Acoustic guitar
    • Bass guitar
    • Chitarra battente (Italy)
    • Cigar box guitar
    • Classical guitar
    • Dobro
    • Electric guitar
    • Flamenco guitar
    • Harp guitar
    • Seven-string guitar
    • Slide guitar
    • Ukulele
    • Steel guitar
    • Tailed bridge guitar
    • 3rd bridge guitar
    • yotar
  • Guitarrón (Mexico)
  • Gusli (Russia)
  • Guqin (China)
  • Guzheng (China)
  • Hammered dulcimer
  • Hardanger fiddle (Norway)
  • Harmonico
  • Harp
  • Harpsichord
  • Hegelong (Philippines)
  • Huluhu (China)
  • Huqin (China)
  • Hurdy gurdy
  • Igil
  • Irish bouzouki
  • Jiaohu (China)
  • Kadlong (Philippines)
  • Kamancha (Persia)
  • Kantele (Finland)
  • Khim (Thailand/Cambodia)
  • Kobza (Ukraine)
  • Kokyu (Japan)
  • Komungo (Korea)
  • Kora
  • Koto
  • Kubing (Philippines)
  • Kudyapi (Philippines)
  • Langeleik (Norway)
  • Laruan (China)
  • Leiqin (China)
  • Lirone
  • Lute
  • Lyra (Cretan) (Greece)
  • Lyra (Byzantine) (Byzantine Empire)
  • Lyre
  • Maguhu (China)
  • Mando-bass
  • Mandocello
  • Mandola
  • Mandolin
  • Mohan veena (India)
  • Morin khuur (Mongolia)
  • Musical bow
  • Nyckelharpa (Sweden)
  • Octave mandolin (Octave mandola)
  • Octobass
  • Oud
  • Piano(Pianoforte)
  • Piccolo violin
  • Piccolo 'cello/violoncello piccolo
  • Pipa (China)
  • Psaltery
  • Quatro
  • Rebab (Afghanistan)
  • Rebec
  • Ruan (China)
  • Rudra vina (India)
  • Sallameh (Iran)
  • Sanshin (Okinawa)
  • Santoor (India)
  • Sanxian (China)
  • Sarangi (India)
  • Sarod (India)
  • Saung (Burma)
  • Saw sam sai (Thailand)
  • Saz
  • Se (China)
  • Shamisen (Japan)
  • Setar (lute) (Persia)
  • Sitar (India)
  • Stroh violin
  • Sopranino mandolin
  • Tamburitza (Croatia/Serbia)
  • Tanpura (India)
  • Tar (lute) (Persia)
  • Tea chest bass
  • Tenor viola
  • Theorbo (Europe)
  • Timple
  • Tres
  • Tro (Cambodia)
  • Trumpet marine/tromba marina
  • Tsymbaly (Ukraine, Belarus)
  • Tuhu (China)
  • Ukulele
  • Valiha (Madagascar)
  • Veena (India)
  • Vertical viola (and other members of the violin octet family)
  • Vichitra vina (India)
  • Vielle
  • Vihuela (Spain)
  • Viol (also called as Viola da gamba)
  • Viola da gamba
  • Viola
  • Viola d'amore
  • Violin
  • Violotta
  • Washtub bass
  • Whamola
  • Xalam/Khalam
  • Yaylı tanbur
  • Yazheng (China)
  • Yangqin (China)
  • Zhonghu (China)
  • Zhuihu (China)
  • Zither
    • Overtone zither
  • Cuatro Venezolano (four string guitar)
  • Guitarra quinta Huapanguera (eight string guitar)
  • [[Jarana huasteca) (Five string guitar)(Mex)
  • [[Jarana jarocha (Eight or ten string like ukulele)
  • Jarana mosquito (Smallest) (Ten string)
  • Jarana segunda
  • Jarana tercera
  • Requinto jarocho (Four string play with cpwhorn picj)

Percussion instruments


Drums

  • Abïa drum
  • Agung a Tamlang (Philippines)
  • Bass drum
  • Bodhrán (Ireland)
  • Bongo drum
  • Chenda (India)
  • Conga (Caribbean)
  • Cuíca (Brazil)
  • Dabakan (Philippines)
  • Def (Middle East)
  • Dhol (India)
  • Dholak (India)
  • Djembe (West Africa)
  • Drum Kit
  • Goblet drum
  • Ingoma (Rwanda, East Africa)
    • Ishakwe
    • Inyahura
    • Igihumurizo
  • Janggu (Korea)
  • Kettle drum
  • Kendang (Indonesia, Malaysia and Philippines)
  • Khol
  • Lambeg drum (Ireland)
  • Maadal (Nepal)
  • Mridangam (India)
  • Naqara (Middle East)
  • Octaban
  • Sabar (Senegal)
  • Sampho (Cambodia)
  • Snare
  • Steel drum (Trinidad and Tobago)
  • Surdo (Brazil)
  • Tabla (Pakistan, India)
  • Taiko (Japan)
    • O Daiko (Japan)
  • Tan-tan
  • Talking drum
  • Tamboril (Uruguay)
    • Repique
    • Chico
  • Taphon (Thailand)
  • Thavil (India)
  • Timpani (kettledrums)
  • Tom-Tom
  • Tambor huacana (Mex)
  • tamborita (Mex)
  • Pandero (Mex)
  • Cajn (Peru)

Other percussion instruments

  • Agogô
  • Agung/Agong (Philippines)
  • Agung a Tamlang (Philippines)
  • Ahoko
  • Array mbira
  • Babendil (Philippines)
  • Bell
  • Bianqing (China)
  • Bianzhong (China)
  • Bones
  • Boomwhackers
  • Cajón
  • Carillon
  • Castanets
  • Caxixi (Brazil)
  • Chime
  • Ching
  • Clapper
  • Claves
  • Cowbell
  • Crotales
    • Crash cymbal
    • Hi-hat cymbal
    • Ride cymbal
    • Splash cymbal
    • Zil (Finger cymbal)
  • Cymbalum
  • Fangxiang (China)
  • Gamelan (Indonesia)
    • American gamelan
    • Gangsa
    • Gendér
    • Ugal
  • Gandingan (Philippines)
  • Gandingan a Kayo (Philippines)
  • Ganzá
  • Ghatam (India)
  • Glass marimba
  • Glass harmonica
  • Glockenspiel
  • Gong
  • Guban
  • Guiro
  • Hands
    • Clapping[finger snapping]
  • Handbells
  • Hang
  • Hosho (Zimbabwe)
  • Ipu (Hawaii)
  • Kagul (Philippines)
  • Kalimba (Africa}
  • Kulintang/Kolintang (Philippines)
  • Kulintang a Kayo (Philippines)
  • Kulintang a Tiniok (Philippines)
  • Lamellaphone
  • Luntang (Philippines)
  • Maracas
  • Marimba
  • Marimbaphone
  • Mbira
  • Metallophone
  • Musical Saw
  • Piano
  • Rainstick
  • Ranat ek lek (Thailand)
  • Ranat thum lek (Thailand)
  • Ratchet
  • Rattle
  • Riq
  • Shekere
  • Singing bowl
  • Slit Drum
  • Spoons
  • Steelpan (Trinidad and Tobago)
  • Tambourine
  • Triangle
  • Trychel
  • Timpani
  • Tubular bells
  • Udu
  • Vibraphone
  • Vibraslap
  • Washboard
  • Whip
  • Xylophone
  • Xylorimba

Electronic instruments

  • Computer
  • Denis d'or
  • Dubreq Stylophone
  • Drum machine
  • Electronic organ
  • Electric piano
  • EWI
  • Fingerboard synthesizer
  • Hammond organ
  • Kraakdoos (or Cracklebox)
  • laser harp
  • Mellotron
  • Ondes Martenot
  • Turntables (record player/phonograph)
  • Rhodes piano
  • Sampler
  • Synclavier
  • Synthesizer
  • Teleharmonium
  • tenori-on
  • Theremin

Keyboard instruments

  • Accordion
  • Bandoneón
  • Carillon
  • Celesta
  • Clavichord
  • Clavinet
  • Glasschord
  • Harpsichord
  • Jammer keyboard
  • Katzenklavier
  • Keytar
  • MIDI keyboard
  • Organ
    • Electronic organ
    • Hammond Organ
    • Pipe organ
  • Piano
    • Baby grand piano
    • Electric piano
    • Grand piano
    • Janko piano
    • Mechanical Piano
    • Honky Tonk
    • Thumb piano
    • Toy piano
    • Upright piano
    • Upright grand piano
  • Viola organista

Others

  • Crystallophones
  • Hardart
  • Hydraulophone
  • Plasmaphone
  • Pyrophone
  • Quintephone
  • Sea organ
  • Shishi odoshi (Japanese)
  • Suikinkutsu (Japanese water zither)
  • Wobble board (Australian)
  • Raghu Narayan (Keshava Nritya Shala Bangalore)
Tanbur
Ancient three-stringed long-necked lute dating back to five hundred B.C. This lute acquired a special status in the 15th century, and has never been played for secular purposes since then. More Info >>
Chogur
Eight-stringed Tanbur also known as Saz-e Asheghan "Instrument Of Lovers".
Setar
Small four-stringed persian lute. The player normally plucks the strings with the nail of the index finger. The ancestry of the setar can be traced to the ancient tanbour of pre-Islamic Persia.
Tar
(Persian plucked lute) emerged in its present form in the mid-eighteenth century. It became the chosen instrument of the great Persian classical masters. 
Barbat
Persian eighth century lute, its fretless short-neck produces microtones. It has a deep earthy sound. (Claimed to be the ancestor of the Arab Oud.)
Daf
(Large frame drum) associated with Kurdish Sufi Rituals, is used to create merriment and to stir the emotions. The thundering tones of the Daf are unsurpassed by any other king of drum. 
Tombak
(Persian goblet drum) also known as Zarb. The elaborate finger technique consists of various rolling and snapping styles, which allow for a great variety of sounds. 
Dumbek
Dumbek, also known as Tabla or Darbuka. 
Dohol
(Double-headed folk barrel drum) used most often in celebrations. Its powerful and joyful sound compels listeners to dance. 
Kamancheh
(Persian Fiddle) is ancestor to most modern bowed instruments, whose subtle sounds imbue the music with a sense of nostalgia. 
Qichak
(Persian Folk Fiddle) also known as Sorood, mostly played in south of Iran. 
Ney
(Reed Flute) The Persian style of the ney is seven-jointed, and has five finger holes in the top and one in the bottom. Its mystical sounds have healing powers. 
Sorna
Sorna is defined etymologically as Sur-ney (festival flute). A type of oboe usually accompanied by the dohol which are used for folk dancing, weddings, competitions, and festivals. 
Balaban
Also known as Duduk by Armenians and Mey by the Turks. 
Santoor
Santoor/Santour/Santur also known as (Dulcimer).