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Across
| 1 | | A wind instrument which is held
horizontally, and played by
blowing across the mouth-hole
rather then directly into it. (5)
| 3 | | A woodwind instrument made of
ebony with 20 or more side holes
some of which are open, to be
closed by the player's fingers, and others are covered by padded keys. (8)
| 5 | | Instrument with four strings,
played with a bow. (6) |
| 6 | | A single-reed woodwind instrument
and a cross between a clarinet and
an oboe. (9)
| 8 | | A large wind instrument, often
used in marching bands. (4) |
| 10 | | An instrument with piano-like keys
and bellows. (9) |
| 13 | | This instrument has a keyboard
with black and white keys which
use hammers to hit the strings
inside. (5)
| 15 | | Medium sized recorder, with
different fingering to the descant
recorder. (6,8) |
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Down
| 2 | | Brass instrument, played with a
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slide. (8)
| 3 | | Famous Spanish instrument, often
used in Flamenco dancing. (8) |
| 4 | | Large recorder with the same
fingering as a descant recorder. (5,8) |
| 7 | | An instrument used in churches. (5) |
| 8 | | Simple percussion instrument held
by a string and struck with a
steel beater. (8)
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| 9 | | A percussion instrument which has
of a series of graduated wooden
bars that are struck with mallets. (9)
| 11 | | A bowed instrument similar to the
violin. (5)
| 12 | | Popular instrument with 6 strings. (6) |
| 14 | | Famous Welsh instrument. (4) |
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