Classification (Sachs-Von Hornbostel revised by MIMO)

• 423.233.1

  aerophone--chromatic labrosone valve trumpet with short air column (less than 2m); the tube is predominantly cylindrical

• 423.233.2

  aerophone--chromatic labrosone valve trumpet with long air column (more than 2m); the tube is predominantly cylindrical

• 513

  electrophone--electro-acoustic chordophones: musical instrument that has tensioned strings the vibrations of which are transduced into an analogue fluctuation of an electric current that can be electronically modified before being passed through a loudspeaker to deliver sound

• 412.132-8

  aerophone--set of idiophonic interruptive free reeds: each reed/lamella itself vibrates through a closely-fitting slot when activated by an airstream; with keyboard

• 314.122-8

  chordophone--true board zither (the plane of the strings is parallel with that of the string bearer): with resonator box (box zither); the resonator is made from slats; with keyboard

• 422.221.2-62

  aerophone--set of cylindrical-bore reedpipes with single reeds; each pipe has a [single] reed consisting of a lamella which periodically opens and closes an aperture, controlling the flow of air; at least one pipe has fingerholes; with flexible air reservoir

• 531.2

  electrophone--analogue synthesizers and other electronic instruments with solid state circuitry (transistor and/or integrated circuitry) generating and/or processing electric sound signals

• 541-8

  electrophone--digital synthesizers and other electronic equipment that use quantized sequences of pulses to digitally design and process electronic sound signals; with keyboard

• 112.41

  idiophone--slit-tube rattle: the wall of a tube is turned into several long and narrow parallel tongues by longitudinal cuts along much of its length; the end of the tube with the tongues is struck against a non-sonorous object, causing the tongues to randomly strike against one another

• 112.42

  idiophone--rod rattle; several rods are suspended vertically in a row from a frame; with a brushing motion along the length of the row, the rods randomly strike against one another

• 112.23

  idiophone--scraped vessel: the player causes a scraping movement directly or indirectly; a non-sonorous object moves along the notched surface of a sonorous vessel, to be alternately lifted off the teeth and flicked against them

• 111.246

  idiophone--percussion pot: a sonorous hollow pot-like object, with a soundhole

• 312.11

  chordophone--whole-tube zither (the string carrier is a complete tube): idiochord

• 531.221-8

  electrophone--modular analogue synthesizer with solid state circuity based devises generating and processing electric sound signals using subtractive synthesis; with keyboard

• 112.1

  idiophone--indirectly-struck shaken idiophone

• 112.511.1

  idiophone--stylusphone with pointed metal stylus, reproduction directed by external acoustical horn: the sound of the membrane transducer is directed and heard through an acoustical horn outside of the phonograph

• 112.511.2

  idiophone--stylusphone with pointed metal stylus, reproduction directed by internal acoustical horn: the sound of the membrane transducer is directed and heard through an acoustical horn located inside the phonograph

• 112.521.1

  idiophone--stylusphone with a glass- or gem-tipped metal stylus, reproduction directed by external acoustical horn: the sound of the membrane transducer is directed and heard through an acoustical horn outside of the phonograph

• 112.521.2

  idiophone--stylusphone with a glass- or gem-tipped metal stylus, reproduction directed by internal acoustical horn: the sound of the membrane transducer is directed and heard through an acoustical horn located inside the phonograph

• 323.1

  chordophone--arched spike-harp with tall stringholder

• 413.2

  aerophone--implosive aerophone: the air is made to vibrate by a single density stimulus condensation shock that forces the air in (see 111.246--413.2)

• 511.111.1

  electrophone--indirectly-struck electro-acoustic idiophone stylusphone with a stationary gem-tipped stylus and internal loudspeaker: the transduced electrical signal from the stylus/needle is amplified and heard through a loudspeaker integral to the phonograph

• 511.112.1

  electrophone--indirectly-struck electro-acoustic idiophone stylusphone with a mobile gem-tipped stylus and internal loudspeaker: the transduced electrical signal from the stylus/needle is amplified and heard through a loudspeaker integral to the phonograph