Template:Friction idiophones
In this article, we will explore the importance of Template:Friction idiophones in different contexts and its relevance in today's society. Template:Friction idiophones has been an object of study and interest throughout history, and its influence extends to various areas, from economics to politics, including science and culture. Over the next few lines, we will analyze how Template:Friction idiophones has shaped our way of thinking and acting, and how it continues to impact our daily lives. From its origins to its contemporary evolution, Template:Friction idiophones will continue to be a relevant topic of interest to all those who wish to better understand the world around us.
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See also
- {{Musical instruments}}
- {{Hornbostel-Sachs}}
- 1 {{Idiophones}}
- 11 {{Struck idiophones}}
- 111 {{Directly struck idiophones}}
- 111.1 {{Concussion idiophones}}
- 111.2 {{Percussion idiophones}}
- 111.21 {{Stick percussion idiophones}}
- 111.22 {{Plaque percussion idiophones}} ({{Lithophones}})
- 112 {{Indirectly struck idiophones}}
- 112.1 {{Shaken idiophones}}
- 112.2 {{Scraped idiophones}}
- 111 {{Directly struck idiophones}}
- 12 {{Plucked idiophones}}
- 13 {{Friction idiophones}}
- 14 {{Blown idiophones}}
- 11 {{Struck idiophones}}
- 2 {{Membranophones}}
- 21 {{Struck membranophones}}
- 211 {{Directly struck membranophones}}
- 211.1 {{Kettle drums}}
- 211.2 {{Tubular drums}}
- 211.3 {{Frame drums}}
- 212 {{Indirectly struck membranophones}}
- 211 {{Directly struck membranophones}}
- 22 {{Plucked membranophones}}
- 221 {{Frame plucked membranophones}}
- 222 {{Comb plucked membranophones}}
- 23 {{Friction membranophones}}
- 231 {{Stick friction membranophones}}
- 232 {{Chord friction membranophones}}
- 233 {{Hand friction membranophones}}
- 24 {{Blown membranophones}}
- 241 {{Free blown membranophones}}
- 241 {{Vessel blown membranophones}}
- 21 {{Struck membranophones}}
- 3 {{Chordophones}}
- 31 {{Simple chordophones}} ({{Zithers}})
- 311 {{Bar or stick zithers}}
- 312 {{Tube zithers}}
- 313 {{Raft zithers}}
- 314 {{Board zithers}}
- 315 {{Trough zithers}}
- 316 {{Frame zithers}}
- 32 {{Composite chordophones}}
- 321 {{Lutes}}
- 322 {{Harps}}
- 323 {{Harp lutes}}
- 31 {{Simple chordophones}} ({{Zithers}})
- 4 {{Aerophones}}
- 41 {{Free aerophones}}
- 411 {{Displacement aerophones}}
- 412 {{Interruptive aerophones}}
- 412.132 Sets of free reeds {{Squeezebox}}
- 413 {{Plosive aerophones}}
- 42 {{Non-free aerophones}}
- 421 {{Flutes}}
- 421.121.12 {{Western concert flutes}}
- 421.221.11 {{Whistles}}
- 422 {{Reed aerophones}}
- 422.1 {{Double reed}}
- 422.2 {{Single reeds}}
- 422.3 {{Free reeds}}
- 423 {{Brass aerophones}}
- 423.1 {{Natural brass aerophones}}
- 423.2 {{Chromatic brass aerophones}}
- 421 {{Flutes}}
- 41 {{Free aerophones}}
- 5 {{Electrophones}}
- {{HS number}}
- See also: {{Elemental organology}} ({{Crystallophones}}, {{Hydraulophones}})