3. What is an Aerophone?
Any musical instrument that
produces sound by causing
air to vibrate without the use
of strings or membranes.
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What kind of instrument could
this be?
6. The BugleThe earliest brass
instruments did not have
valves like trumpets do
today. They were longer
and known as natural
trumpets.
King Tut’s
Trumpets
(1340-1331 BCE)6
7. The Bugle
The Bugle as we know it was
developed in the 18th century.
Bugle is French for Steer (A Bull)
Used for military calls and
ceremonies
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9. The DidgeridooA natural wood trumpet from
Northern Australia.
2000 year old cave paintings
showing hunters playing the
Didgeridoo were discovered in
Australia.
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10. The DidgeridooUsed in hunting, battle, religious
ceremonies and celebrations.
Sometimes played together with
Clapsticks (a type of Idiophone)
Made from branches that have been
hollowed out by termites called
white ants.
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