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If you pick a woodwind instrument, you will start on either the flute, clarinet, or saxophone.
If you pick a woodwind instrument, you will start on either the flute, clarinet, or saxophone.
But, all of these woodwind instruments are special! They all have "sister instruments" - instruments that look like them, but are either smaller or bigger than the instruments that you first picked and learned on. In your second and third years of the band program you will be able to try the sister instruments out.
But, all of these woodwind instruments are special! They all have "sister instruments" - instruments that look like them, but are either smaller or bigger than the instruments that you first picked and learned on. In your second and third years of the band program you will be able to try the sister instruments out.
All of the instruments and sister instruments have the same fingerings - meaning if you learn an E flat on the flute, you play E flat the same way on the piccolo. Whichever instrument is SMALLER will sound HIGHER, and whichever instrument is BIGGER will sound LOWER.
All of the instruments and sister instruments have the same fingerings - meaning if you learn an E flat on the flute, you play E flat the same way on the piccolo. Whichever instrument is SMALLER will sound HIGHER, and whichever instrument is BIGGER will sound LOWER.
Click through each instrument and its sister instruments below to learn more about them!
Click through each instrument and its sister instruments below to learn more about them!
Saxophone Family
Saxophone Family
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