Instrument Making Techniques

noun a musical instrument with a round body, a membrane stretched over the top, and four or five strings plucked with the fingers or a plectrum

• The musician played a beautiful melody on the banjo during the classical concert.
• I love strumming my banjo by the campfire with friends.
• He's a real banjo picker, always jamming out on his instrument.
• Her laughter rang out like the plucking of a banjo, filling the room with joy.

noun a musical instrument of the woodwind family with a single reed and a cylindrical tube

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• The clarinet is a woodwind instrument commonly used in orchestras and chamber music.
• I picked up the clarinet in high school and have been playing in the school band ever since.
• Let's jam out with our clarinets at the park this weekend!
• Her voice was like a clarinet, smooth and melodic, filling the room with warmth.

noun a musical instrument of the Renaissance and Baroque periods, typically six-stringed and played with a bow

• The viol is a stringed musical instrument that was popular in the Renaissance period.
• I heard that Jenny plays the viol in her school orchestra.
• Hey, did you see that guy shredding on the viol at the concert last night?
• The sound of the viol echoed through the halls, filling the room with a sense of nostalgia.