KnowraWoodwind instrumentLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Woodwind instrument, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Narrower topic 9Compared with 1Brass instrumentCompared with: Woodwinds are classified by their sound-producing mechanism, unlike lip-excited brass instruments.ClarinetNarrower topic: The clarinet belongs to this broad family despite commonly being made from wood or plastic.EmbouchureNarrower topic: Embouchure controls the reed or air jet in ways distinct from brass lip vibration.Marching bandNarrower topic: Clarinets, flutes, and saxophones add melodic detail and contrasting timbres to the ensemble.RecorderNarrower topic: The recorder belongs to the woodwind family despite having no reed.Wind instrumentBroader topic: This major family includes both reed instruments and edge-blown flutes.Concert bandNarrower topic: Flutes, clarinets, oboes, and bassoons form the ensemble’s woodwind section.MouthpieceNarrower topic: Woodwind mouthpieces channel breath toward the instrument's sound-producing mechanism.BassoonNarrower topic: The bassoon belongs to this family despite being made chiefly from wood.Peter and the WolfNarrower topic: Several woodwinds portray the story’s animal characters.Western concert fluteNarrower topic: The concert flute belongs to the woodwind section despite its usual metal construction.