Musical Instrument Blog #1
For this project, I am planning on making a xylophone to play in our band.
How is it played? Well it's not a string, or wind instrument which means that you don't have to use your mouth or pluck your fingers. It's actually quite easy to play, all you need to do is hit the metal slates with some kind of mallet.
How do you change a note? Well there's different metal slates for each note. Some are bigger, some or smaller, depending on which note it's making.
How is it shaped? The xylophone is usually set up so that the pieces of metal are lying next to each other in a row from tallest to shortest.
How can I change sound? The different sizes of the metal make different noises, so the pitch depends on the size.
How is it played? Well it's not a string, or wind instrument which means that you don't have to use your mouth or pluck your fingers. It's actually quite easy to play, all you need to do is hit the metal slates with some kind of mallet.
How do you change a note? Well there's different metal slates for each note. Some are bigger, some or smaller, depending on which note it's making.
How is it shaped? The xylophone is usually set up so that the pieces of metal are lying next to each other in a row from tallest to shortest.
How can I change sound? The different sizes of the metal make different noises, so the pitch depends on the size.
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