Instruments that produce their sound by mans of strings stretched between fixed points

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Chordophones	Instruments that produce their sound by mans of strings stretched between fixed points	Vioin Guitar Violin bow Piano
Aerophones	Instruments that produce their sound by using the air itself as the primary vibrating agent	Harmonica Clarinet Pipe Organ Didgeridoo Tuba Whistle
Membranophones	Instruments that produce their sound from tightly stretched membranes.	Timpani Snare Drum Bodhran Kettle Drums
Idiophones	Instruments that produce their sound from the substance of the instrument itself, being solid or elastic enough not to require stretched membranes or strings	Triangle Marimba Maracas Cymbals
Electrophones	Instruments that produce their sound by electronic means.	Theremin Synthesizer
Strings	Instruments played by bowing or plucking a string, generally a term applied to those found in the Western Classical Orchestra	Violin Viola Cello Double Bass Guitar
Woodwind	Generally wooden instruments in which sound is produced by blowing air through them. Reed instruments fall into this category	Flute Oboe Clarinet Cor Anglais Bassoon
Brass	Instruments made of brass or other metals. The lips act as a reed and the player controls the instrument through lip and air pressure and harmonics	Trumpet Trombone French Horn Tuba Euphonium
Percussion	Instruments that are played by shaking, or by striking a membrane or a plate or bar of wood or metal. Can be divided into pitched or unpitched percussion	Drums/Drumkit Timpani Glockenspiel and Xylophone Triangle Piano
Human voice	Any sound produced through the mouth and/or throat unaided by a musical instrument	Soprano Alto Tenor Bass Beatbox

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