Continuum, strange thingy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuum_(instrument)
Sopranino recorder (Sopraninoblockflöte)
Bass (modern, typically electrical, but not always)
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koke, can-shaped, covereed with snakeskin. played with a horsehair-bow
Double bass (Contrabass, Acoustic upright bass)
a variant of the "Hmông flute". flute blowers lips enclose the blowing hole with the vibrating "free reed" inside
Shawm, Medieval and Renaissance instrument, predecessor to the oboe
Bansuri (or बांसुरी) is a transverse alto flute, The Venu's North Indian counterpart
cow horns without fingerholes. with mouthpiece and free reed
Đing Nǎm free reed mouthorgan. is the "ancestor" of the harmonica and accordion
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edo village traditional flute, four finger holes, blowing reed
Kenh or khen meo is a multiphonic mouthorgan with six pipes. it has a free vibrating reed
Armenian traditional woodwind instrument
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Zurna http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zurna
Great bass recorder / C-bass recorder (Großbassblockflöte)
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dholak, classical North Indian hand drum
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Sáo trúc or Sao Tre vietnamese transverse bamboo flute
Concert flute (also called C flute, Boehm flute, silver flute or simply just "flute")
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Bass recorder / F-bass recorder (Bassblockflöte)
Shekere, calabash shaker embroidered with beads
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Slide whistle (infamous 'Clangers' sound)
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Mbira, (sansa, kalimba, luvale, karimba, marimbula, matape)
Bin-sasara, made of many small slats of wood connected by a spine of string with handles at each end
Alto recorder / Treble recorder (Altblockflöte)
Moon guitar, a "moon-shaped lute" (commonly known as "Moon lute") Yueh-ch'in or Yueqin
Amadinda, southern Uganda giant xylophone, made on with resonating hardwoodwood bars
Banjitar, Guitjo or Ganjo, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guitjo
Kortholt, a woodwind instrument that was popular in the Renaissance period.
A long zither with sixteen strings and high, movable bridges. The strings are plucked with plectrums, while the left hand is used for ornamenting the notes by pressing the strings.
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A hollow wooden body (about 7 cm in diameter) attached to a flexible spring with a wooden ball on the other end and played with the foot
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a folk instrument from the central highlands. A number of differently tuned thick bamboo tubes, open at one end, are playedby the musican clapping his slightly cupped hands in front of the different openings
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a relatively recent imported addition to Vietnamese instruments. A dulcimer with thirty-six trings, struck with two small rubber-clad dubs. It has many counter-parts in various countries, such as the "santoor" in India and also the "cimbalon" in Hungary.
Tanbou ka or Tambu ka (a small high-pitched drum)
Hollow wooden instrument with slits, played with drumsticks
Japanese traditional drum beaten with sticks called bachi
Four-stringed lute with a pear-shaped body. Like the "moon lute", it has greatly elevated frets at the neck.
The Goblet drum has many many names. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goblet_drum
Surdo / Surdu, large bass drum used in Brazilian music, most notably samba
Đàn nguyệt or đàn kìm, a two-stringed lute with a circular, flat body, related to the corresponding chinese instrument "moon lute"
Bendir, frame drum from North Africa, doesn't have jingles
Flûte d'amour (also called tenor flute) is the mezzo-soprano in the flute family
Ancient frame drum (http://www.donbak.co.uk/Articles/DafTheSpiritualFrameDrum.htm)
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Crumhorn used in the 14th to 17th centuries in Europe
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A latter-day construction in the form of a four-stringed, square-bodied bass guitar
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Violone, The largest/deepest member of the Viol family
Ghatam, a South Indian Carnatic music percussion instrument
Darbuka, Derbuka, Darabuka or Tarabuka, darabouka, darbukah, demblik, doumbek, dümbelek, dumbek hourglass-shaped goblet drum from Greece, the Middle East and India
Looks like a recorder, but with double reeds and bagpipe fingering system. Mostly used to learn how to play the pipes, but are occasionally played in their own right.
Venu, a bamboo transverse flute used in the Carnatic music of South India
Like (and developed from) the Northumbrian smallpipes, but with Great Highland Bagpipe fingering.
Bagpipes played by pumping air into a bellow and then from the bellow into the chanter(s).
Pipa, plucked Chinese string-instrument (Chinese lute)
Zarb (also known as tonbak, tombak, donbak & dombak) is a goblet drum from Persia.
Kantele, Finnish traditional plucked string
Gusli, an ancient Slavic musical instrument, Russian
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ti bwa, percussion instrument made of a piece of bamboo laid horizontally and beaten with sticks
dinh tăktàr or Ding Tac ta, bamboo free reed, has a smal gourd type thing
Cornett (not to be confused with Cornet)
Archaic and other bowed string-instruments
Dan Trung and Dan Klom-put (Bamboo Xylophones)
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Ken (wooden, copper hauboits) (Ken Dai or Ken Bau)
a stringed instrument with a small, cylindrical body, covered at one end with snakeskin. The bow passes between the two strings and the instrument has no frets. This instrument is also of Chinese descent but has relatives all over Asia.
Huqin Chinese family of string-instruments
a kind of a "slide whistle" form. Hmông flute
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