Musical Instrument Lessons
The personalities of the instruments are very different
Each instrument has its own unique character. Have you found the right instrument?
Brass
Trumpet
Bright, strong and prominent tone
French Horn
The mellow, honest and harmonious tone of the French horn makes it an indispensable member of any orchestra, big or small.
The family also includes the trumpet, trombone, alto horn, euphonium and tuba.
Trombone
The timbre is flexible and harmonious, with many humorous and amusing glissando effects.
Strings
Harp
The instruments played by angels show their elegance.
The dreamy sound cleanses the soul and makes people forget the hustle and bustle.
Violin
A high-pitched instrument, very expressive, with brilliant technique, often played as a solo instrument and as the lead melody in an orchestra. The great tension makes the violin music deeply rooted in people's hearts.
Viola
A middle range instrument with a more mellow mid-range sound than the violin. Its tone is pure and warm. It often draws chords in the orchestra and is a rare mainstay.
The cello is an instrument with rich expressiveness, passion and simplicity. It is often used as a soloist and is an important cornerstone of the orchestra.
Woodwinds
Flute
The sound is crisp, bright and flexible. The tone is the pretty much the same as its appearance: shining silver, noble and eye-catching.
It often adds a layer of bright gauze to the orchestra's music. The perfect match of harp.
Oboe
The oboe is often a solo instrument due to its unique and outstanding timbre.
Clarinet
Very expressive, with a variety of timbres, easy to blend, often used as a solo instrument.
Saxophone
Very expressive, outstanding voice. Often used as a solo instrument in jazz music.
Percussion
There are two categories: drum music and tatami music, which include a variety of musical instruments that make sounds by being struck, with a bright and vigorous rhythm.
Classical piano and instant pop piano
Piano
Guitar
Hawaiian guitar, folk guitar, classical guitar, electric guitar
