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developed into a musical instrument in its own right and retained the name "
glockenspiel". ... There are many places where the sequence of notes is played 
by ... They replaced the unhandy bells with a row of percussion bars... [DOC] [TLE] glockenspiel | musical instrument | Britannica.com [PAR] Click here to search ... any percussion instrument consisting of a series of struck 
metal bars ... the German Glockenspiel, bell chime) was originally a bell chime, 
as its name ... In the German language, the words glocke and spiel translate to "
bell play. ... An alternative form of the instrument is played by means of an actual
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German, this member of the percussion section means 'bell-play'. ... A xylophone 
looks similar to a glockenspiel but the bars are made of wood, not metal. ... 
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The percussion instruments most often played in symphony orchestras ... German 
word for bell, and Glockenspiel, translated literally, means "bell-play. ... 
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instrument of German descent. Glockenspiel is translated literally as bell play. ... 
The glockenspiel sits horizontal and its bars are set up as a piano keyboard, with 
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referring to the ... It is a musical instrument in the percussion family and it sounds 
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Question: From the German for "bell play", it's the metallic percussion instrument heard here
Answer: the glockenspiel