POV: this is your music assignment for online learning

Thanks for making this great resource. Once note (as a professional harpist and music teacher): The harp sounds more like a Harpsichord. A concert grand pedal harp cannot play a chromatic scale like that (due to the mechanics of the instrument). A concert grand harp also has a rounder/more mellow sound as a result of the mostly gut/nylon strings (rather than the thin, metallic sound in the clip played). I was quite confused when I saw the answer on the next slide. However, I will still be using this quiz with my students in class! Thank you!

Playing this quiz is strangely calming and a good de-stress exercise.

1: A Church Organ 2: A Trombone 3: A Cow Bell 4: A Violin 5: A Trumpet 6: A Mandolin 7: A Glockenspiel 8: A Double Bass 9: A Tuba 10: A Piano 11: A Recorder 12: A Saxophone 13: A Harp 14: A Guitar 15: A Triangle 16: A Bagpipes 17: A Clarinet 18: A Snare Drum 19: A Harmonica 20: A Gong I got 20 out of 20 of the musical instruments sound effects mister teach? 100% 😎

Another note for any interested: the bagpipes heard are not the same kind as those seen on screen. The ones heard were an Irish bagpipe called the Uilleann (or Union) pipes, whereas Great Highland Bagpipes were pictured. Very different sound. Both still technically bagpipes.

Thanks for making this! If you make another one could you make sure that all instruments that you hear are actually in the original picture? For example...trumpet :)

Love this as a teaching tool. Thanks so much! Excellent!

orgel 00:09 trombone 00:30 koebel 00:50 viool 01:10 trompet 01:33 klokkenspel 02:14 contrabas 02:30 tuba 02:50 piano 03:15 blokfluit 03:31 saxofoon 03:56 harp 04:14 gitaar 04:38 triangel 04:57 doedelzak 05:17 klarinet 05:38

love the Cmajor scale on the clarinet

Thank Bob for that, got them all. Harp sounds like a dulcimer and I’m not sure what pipes you featured.

It's cool how certain instruments instantly connect us to certain parts of the world. 🌎 When I heard the bagpipes, I instantly imagined walking the cobbled streets of Edinburgh, Scotland. When I heard the gong, I pictured exploring Chinese temples.

love this game, thanks... I'll play it with my students in class :)

Thank you so much Bro..we are learning music production and our sir told us to listen all the instruments sounds..so with this video we can learn them easily.. Thank You so much❤️

0:09 church organ 0:30 trombone 4:55 triangle 3:14 piano 1:10 violin 2:13 xylo 3:55 saxo 6:19 harmoica 6:40 a gong 1:02 cow bell

00:29 trombone 01:10 violin 01:34 trumpet 02:13 xylophone 02:30 bass 02:52 tuba 03:14 piano 03:31 recorder 03:55 sax 05:39 clarinet 06:01 drum

Got the Mandolin and Harp wrong. Rest was easy to guess. Loved this quiz

4:55 triangle 3:14 piano 1:10 violin 2:13 xylo 3:55 saxo 6:19 harmoica

thank you so much you are the only youtube video that is actually helping me : )

1: Organ 2: Trombone 3: Cowbell 4: Violin 5: Trumpet 6: Mandolin 7: Glockenspiel 8: String Bass/Double Bass 9: Tuba 10: Piano 11: Recorder 12: Saxophone 13: Harp 14: Guitar 15: Triangle 16: Bagpipes 17: Clarinet (my favorite) 18: Drum 19: Harmonica 20: Gong

Missed opportunity, for Squidward, to be playing the clarinet.

I have an exam about this lol

I had to take a music class in college and there was a test where we had to identify the prominent instruments in songs. I definitely got half of them wrong, even after having studied by listening to the songs beforehand and being told which was which lol. I can identify which sounds are string instruments or wind instruments or metal clanking together (xylophone, cowbell, triangle, etc) but it's tricky sometimes beyond that. I also struggle with recognizing faces. Generally I can tell by hair, overall body shape, and context clues, but it's difficult if a person changes those things like if they wear a hat that obscures their hair. I imagine that struggling with sensory differentiation is a thing.

I get so excited playing this game 🤗

The brackets '()' indicate the correct answer for my wrong answer. 1. Church organ 2. Trombone 3. Cow Bell 4. Violin 5. Trumpet 6. Citar (mandolin) 7. Xylophone (glockinspele) 8. Double bass 9. Tuba 10. Piano 11. Flute (recorder) 12. Saxophone 13. Harp 14. Guitar 15. Triangle 16. Bagpipes 17. Clarinet 18. Bass drum (snare drum) 19. Harmonica 20. Crash cymbals (gong) So i got 15/20.

Surprisingly I got all of them right except the mandolin, I didn't even know that instrument

when i pass music school a test to pass will be this! THANKS!

1. Organs 2. Trombone 3. Cow Bell 4. Violin 5. Trumpet 6. Mandolin 7. Xylophone 8. Bass 9. Tuba 10. Piano 11. Recorder 12. Saxophone 13. Harp 14. Guitar 15. Triangle 16. Wind pipes 17. Clarinet 18. Drums 19. Harmonica 20. Gong

I laughed at the violin. I only knew what it what because that’s what I sound like as a beginner violinist sometimes 🤣😭

That was someone plucking the strings in a piano not a harp.

Thank you for this wonderful video! I have used it so much over the past two years. As a professional bassist and music teacher, it Would be better to use real instrument sounds and not MIDI like the saxophone..everything else is great!

POV: your instrument isn't there

For a person that plays trombone, hearing that sound come out of one just hurt me.

Be me, substitute teacher in primary school, music class in 1 hour, trying to survive, salary is good, kids are cool, I like my job even in moments like this

I like it I need this for school Thanks

A lot of these are midi which is weird since the whole point is to identify what they actually sound like

My teacher showed this to the class as a quiz or smth welp I searched it up and got the results early thx.

"A saxophone" is a type of instrument, the one played seems to be an alto playing low (very likely) or a tenor playing higher in a different key (less likely) there is also other variations including baritone, bass, contrabass, and even sub-contrabass. (edit) Same would go for clarinets, trumpets, and trombones. even flutes and oboes.

I really like the piano sound too

Thank you for this Amazing Vedio..☺️

This is a fudging music assignment lmao

Timetable 0:07 #1 0:21 answer 0:30 #2 0:42 answer 0:50 #3 1:02 answer 1:10 #4 1:24 answer 1:34 #5 1:44 answer 1:52 #6 2:03 answer 2:13 #7 2:24 answer 2:30 #8 2:44 answer 2:54 #9 3:06 answer 3:14 #10 2:24 answer 3:32 #11 3:46 answer 3:56 #12 4:06 answer 4:15 #13 4:28 answer 4:39 #14 4:50 answer 4:55 # 15 5:08 answer 5:16 #16 5:31 answer 5:39 #17 5:53 answer 6:01 #18 6:12 answer 6:19 #19 6:31 answer 6:38 #20 6:53 answer

i got a harp mixed up with a dulcimer XD

Sir, I really like the double bass song. Do you mind telling me where I can listen to the whole song?

Where can I find a harder lesson on instruments? Like fuzz guitars and such?

This is a great creation! The kids loved it. Just a little-known fact: The correct name of #20 is the Tam-Tam. A gong plays a specific pitch.

I'm here for my art listening test lol

great video BUT im a saxophonist, and that saxophone sounds Nothing like a real saxophone!!!

I got so scared of the double bass because of how low the pitch is

Violin Flute Saxophone Drum Harp Trumpet Xylophone Piano Banjo Accordion Balalaika Triangle Guitar Microphone Trombone Tambourine Maracas

I got 16 out of 20. Thank you :D

we had to do this during online school in 2020...

No.2 :- What do you hear Me :- A Fart

I wish the Kalimba was in here, that’s the instrument I play

there are instruments that aren't in the image

pov im literally just here to find a sound for fnf vocals

I was wrong on several of the brass instruments but right on the strings. I guess it is because that is my favorite instrument.

It's good that you wrote every single instrument and put them in chapters so that the quiz has no point 🤣 P.S. That's the worst sounding cowbell I have heard in my life. I'm a music producer and I have heard some cowbells, and I wouldn't have guessed it. #12 What did you hear? aaah, hmmm - midi saxophone :P

I like Mandolin So much

My answer to everything Yeah...that one..

The saxophone is an effect played on a keyboard, not a pure sax sound. Same with the piano

Loud! A Church Organ!

got 3 wrong, the mandolin, double bass and clarinet

minuto 1:20 the violin, minuto 3:15 the piano, minuto 3:36 the recorder , minuto 4:42 the guitar, minuto 6:05 the drums, minuto 2:45 the bass

the only part i missed with was mandolin otherwise all right hehe 9/10 joepieeeee

The gong threw me off cuz I didn’t see it in the picture lol 😂

Very god way for at learn Instrument Sounds.

It’s not a mistake it’s a masterpiece

Hello! I would like to ask permission to possibly use part of this video in an Outschool class where I am supporting children’s audio memory. I will not do so unless I hear from you. Thank you for considering.

Awesome!

I like the mandolin noise

Nice instruments

LOL violin noise

0:10 0:31 0:51 1:12 1:36 1:52 2:33 2:55 3:15 3:33 3:57 4:18 4:40 4:58 5:19 5:40 6:03 6:21 6:41

The organ like Rob Scallon

I just got the mandolin wrong (because I said Spanish guitar 😅)

quiet a piece it was the instruments we were talking about yes it’s every where like any thing else is nice piano perfec perfec guitar perfec perfec all sorts of instruments perfec perfec chi ajaa perfec perfec

Joy to the music

German(I mean it sounds like a German instrument): Glockenspiel American: Glock-enspiel 🔫

Uuuu nice video

Tuba sounds like a baritone/euphonium

What about electric guitar 🎉

0:26 sounds kind of spooky

that... definetly inst a recorder lmao

🎹 piano 🎸 Rock ‘n’ roll guitar

Today I played music at LC And I saw this

tomorrow i have an online exam , but this seems more important 🙂

Thanks bro I got A in a test

0:10 POV: it's home alone 4

RIGHT ARIANNA

POV: you play the bassoon and watched this 👁️💧👄💧👁️

pov: you're trying to find a plugin you heard in a song

I love playing saxaphone

Mandolin was a dang guitar

THE TROMBONE IS SO BAD😂

Oh, trombone

I actually didn't think the two instruments I play was actually on this I play recorder and clarinet

Karolina protensko plays the violin

1. (Some kind of) Organ 2. Trombone 3. Cowbell 4. Violin 5. Trumpet 6. Mandolin (beautiful sound btw) 7. Xylophone/Glockenspiel (however its spelt) 8. Double Bass 9. Tuba 10. Piano 11. Flute or Piccolo (Damn it was a recoder) 12. Keytar? damn, a sax 13. frick! it was a harp and I was waiting for that. 14. Guitar (kinda difficult because of the different types of styles and genres) 15. Triangle 16. Bagpipes 17. Clarinet or Oboe 18. A Snare drum 19. Harmonica 20. Gong 17/20

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All I almost guess right