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- Rotational aerophones
- phys.unsw.edu.au
- aerophones.pdf (362 kb) - Seattle Pacific University
- Aerophones are instruments in which the sound is produced by the vibration of air. reeds, cup mouthpiece instruments, and free aerophones.
- www.spu.edu
- SLAP TUBES and other Plosive Aerophones
- Aerophones. Book and Audio CD. SLAP TUBES and other.
- www.sonicsfromscratch.co.nz
- Ancient Aerophones with Mirliton
- be classified as aerophones and membranophones.
- www.tlapitzalli.com
- Traditional Japanese Music
- Gagaku uses aerophones, chordophones, membranophones, and an idiophone.
- faculty.cascadia.edu
- 'I'm addicted to loud pipes'
- The bagpipes are aerophones, air-powered instruments with a drone and a chanter — something with holes to make a melody. Herbster said there are roughly 30 different kinds of bagpipes.
- Aerophone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- en.wikipedia.org
- List of aerophones by Hornbostel–Sachs number - Wikipedia, the
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- Aerophones
- How Aerophones Work, Common Aerophones. These instruments make sounds as air vibrates through a tube.
- library.thinkquest.org
- aerophones and aeroplanes
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- aerophonesonaeroplanes.blogspot.com
- Classifying Musical Instruments
- Oct 11, 2004 In aerophones, the sound is produced by vibrating air (usually Aerophones are grouped according to what causes the air to begin vibrating.
- cnx.org
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