Assertion: orchestra's instrument | /r/CapableOf | make sound
Facets:
value: via vibrating strings
type: MANNER
value: together
type: MANNER
value: in one of three ways
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Instruments in the percussion family make sound in one of three ways, by striking, shaking, or scraping.
text: Untuned instruments produce a sound with no definite pitch, like the sound of hitting two pieces of wood or metal together.
text: Musical instruments are grouped into different families based on the way the instrument makes its sound.
text: In the Boston Pops Orchestra there are only 17 brass players (five French horns, eight trumpets, three trombones, and one tuba), but together these instruments can make as much sound as all 49 string players combined!
text: As the name suggests, this ensemble of musicians contains only instruments that make their sound by blowing.
text: Instruments in the brass family produce their sound when the player “buzzes” her or his lips while blowing air through the mouthpiece, kind of like making a “raspberry,” creating a vibrating column of air within the instrument.
text: String instruments make sound via vibrating strings and are normally played by plucking, bowing, or striking.
text: These instruments make sound when air is blown over their mouthpieces.
text: The percussion section includes instruments that make sound when struck with hand or mallet or when struck together, like cymbals.
text: Stringed instruments make sounds when their strings are plucked with the fingers or stroked with a bow.