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String instruments are technically classified as chordophones in organology (the science of musical instruments), This means their sound is produced by the vibration of strings stretched between fixed points.

This category encompasses a wide range of instruments, including familiar ones like guitars, violins, pianos and harps, as well as a variety of other traditional string instruments from different cultures across the world such as lutes and zithers.

Take a deep dive into our articles and beginners guides to explore the many different types of string instruments.

Wind instruments are musically classified as aerophones in organology (the science of musical instruments). This means their sound is produced by the excitement of air to make a musical sound. This application of air can be via the musicians own breath or some sort of bellow mechanism.

This category encompasses a vast array of musical instruments, including familiar ones like brass and woodwind instruments or more traditional instruments such as the bagpipes and accordions.