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1. String Family:
Stringed instruments or Chordophones are instruments that make a vibration generated sound when their strings are plucked. When a string is stretched it starts to vibrate, making the resonator amplify the picked vibrations. Consequently, an appealing sound is produced. The String Family includes Violin, Viola, Double Bass, Cello, Harp and Guitar (electric and acoustic).
2. Brass Family:
The Brass Family or Brass Aerophones are brass instruments which produce sound as a result of displacement of air column in the brass tubes, when air is blown into them. Pitch of the generated sound can swiftly be adjusted by various valves on the instrument. The Brass Family includes Trumpet, Tuba, Cornet, Euphonium, etc.
3. Woodwind Family:
The Woodwind Family or Wooden Aerophones are generally wooden instruments which replicate the sound of wind. These instruments allow air to be blown into a reed which in turn creates vibrations, generating wind like sound. The Woodwind Family includes Flute, Clarinet, Piccolo, Bass Clarinet, Contra Bassoon, etc.
4. Percussion Family
The Percussion Family are instruments that generate sound as an outcome of vibrating a hard surface. These instruments are further divided into two categories- Solid based and Membrane based.
- Solid based instruments are those that produce a sound as a result of vibration of a solid material. These include instruments like Cymbals and Castanets
- Membrane Based instruments are those that produce a sound as a result of stretching or vibrating the membrane or skin of an instrument. These include instruments like Tabla and Kazoos
Over time, there has been a meticulous refinement in the classification of musical instruments but the above family has remained the parent of all the derivative ones.
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