Which wind-instrument can make the lowest tone, and which the highest tone?
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wickedwillie
ANSWERS: 5
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The lowest sounding wind-instrument is the contra bassoon; the highest sounding one is the piccolo.
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the contra bassoon is the lowest sounding instrument in the woodwind family and the piccolo is the highest sounding instrument of the wood wind family.
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The lowest sounding woodwind instrument is the contrabassoon and the highest is the piccolo. Someone thought the Wagner tuba was lower, but here, we're talking about wind instruments, and this is referring to woodwind because brass has its own category. The contrabassoon is lower than the Wagner tuba anyway.
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the lowest is the bassoon and i think the flute is the highest
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ok, the lowest brass instrument is the subcontrabass tuba.(so big it needs two players to play it) the lowest woodwind instrument is the Contrabass saxophone. (the contrabasson is actually a bass instrument, while the Contrabass saxophone is a contrabass instrument{one leval lower than bass. the highest brass is piccolo trumpet. and the highest woodwind is soprillo saxophone. now he ask for "wind instrument" which is both brass and woodwind! so the lowest wind instrument is subcontrabass tuba. and the highest is the soprillo saxophone. (if you consider the organ as a wind instrument{which it is} that can be the highest and lowest {pedal notes-soprano notes})
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