The document summarizes different sound effects that can be created using various instruments, including bells, wine glasses, kazoos, and rainsticks. Bells make sounds when struck and range from small handbells to large church bells. Wine glasses can be played by filling them with different water levels and rubbing fingers along the rims to make melodies. Kazoos produce a buzzing sound when the user hums into them, with the air vibrating a thin membrane. Most rainsticks are made from hollowed tree branches or bamboo filled with seeds that make rain-like sounds when the instrument is turned.
3. Bells The oldest type of bell ever played is called the struck bell.Other bells have a pellet or clapper inside them. Handbells are metal clapper bells with metal or leather handles. You might hear them played in a group. The biggest bell is a Church Bell.
4. How to play Wine Glasses Playing WINE GLASSES produces an eerie and unusual sound that will bring a smile to the face of the most stern listener.
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8. RAINSTICK *Most rainsticks are made from a hollowed-out tree branch or a bamboo cane . *When you turn the tube over, the seeds fall to one end (turned slowly, the seeds make the trickling sound of rain and turned quickly, the create louder sound) *This instrument are made from transparent plastic, with pellets inside.
