Music is one of the most exciting and captivating arts for a person. Few things can compare with her in terms of the power of influence, she is able to excite and touch, inspire or sadden, evoke reflections or lead into the world of dreams. But in order for the music to act on the listeners, the musician needs to master his instrument perfectly, among which there are very, very difficult devices for playing.
Instructions
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Organ - this musical instrument is considered to be the most complex. To play it, you need to use your whole body. The organ has several keyboards for the hands, called manuals, as well as a special keyboard for the feet. The latter is otherwise called pedal. To play it, the organist needs special shoes. The organ consists of a system of pipes, which can be made of metal or wood, there are pipes with and without tongues. Air is forced into them with the help of bellows, then it passes through the cavities - this is how sound is formed. Today, more and more often you can find electric organs, the difference of which is that air enters the pipes not with the help of bellows, but through an electric pump. It is not for nothing that the organ is called the king of instruments, since there is little that can be compared with it in terms of richness and brightness of its sound. An additional difficulty is that there are not so many organs in the world: a special building is needed to install such an instrument. You can't install an organ for entertainment in an apartment.
Step 2
The piano is another very difficult musical instrument for a performer. Despite the fact that most of those who study at a music school or conservatory know how to play it, a very small number of musicians can boast that they are fluent in this instrument. The special expressiveness that is characteristic of the piano is achieved only when the musician possesses not only technique, but also the ability to convey the subtlest emotional mood of the piece. There are two types of such an instrument: a piano, in which the strings are stretched vertically, and a grand piano, where the frame with the strings is horizontal.
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The saxophone is a very complex instrument, all the possibilities of the sound of which people often underestimate, getting used to hearing only a certain style of performance that is popular in modern times. It is a reed musical instrument that belongs to the reed woodwind family. The saxophone has a very melodious, lively timbre, and from the point of view of sound production, it has amazing possibilities. The saxophone was created in 1842 by a master from Belgium named Adolph Sax. It was he who patented the instrument and called it by his own name. In the 19th century, the saxophone was accepted into the ranks of the symphony orchestra, but more often it is used in the brass. A very bright side of the potential of the saxophone is revealed in jazz and related genres.
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The violin is another instrument that is considered quite difficult. It consists of a resonator body and a neck, on which four strings are stretched. The game is played with four fingers of the left hand and a bow in the right hand, which is driven over the strings. Five-stringed violins are rare. The tone of the instrument varies considerably from high to low. The violin came to the world of orchestral music from the people, it is one of the oldest European instruments. In the 16th century, violins were brought to a single form, but before that there were a variety of modifications. To play the violin, you need to have perfect pitch, and its sounding technique is one of the most difficult of all orchestral instruments.
