List of woodwind instruments: Difference between revisions

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 == Flutes ==
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+{{Main|Flute}}
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 * [[Piccolo]]
 * [[Western concert flute]]
 * [[Fife (instrument)|Fife]]
 * [[Alto flute]]
-* [[Bass flute]]
+* [[bass flute]]
-{{column}}
 * [[Contra-alto flute]]
 * [[Contrabass flute]]
+* [[Subcontrabass flute]]
 * [[Double contrabass flute]]
+* [[Hyperbass flute]]
 * [[Bansuri]] (India)
 * [[Irish flute]]
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 * [[Koudi]] (China)
 * [[Dizi (instrument)|Dizi]] (China)
 * [[Native American flute]]
-*[[Daegeum]](Korea)
+* [[Daegeum]] (Korea)
 * [[Nohkan]] (Japan)
-{{column}}
 * [[Ryūteki]] (Japan)
 * [[Shinobue]] (Japan)
 * [[Švilpa]] (Lithuania)
-* [[Venu]] ((India))
+* [[Venu]] (India)
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-{{columns-start|num=2}}smd smd smd aka smp
 * [[Kaval]] (Anatolian-Turkic, Bulgaria, Macedonia)
-* [[Fyell]] (Albanian polla)
+* [[Fyell]] (Albanian Polla)
 * [[Ney]] (Anatolian-Turkic)
 * [[Danso]] (Korea)
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 * [[Khlui]] (Thailand)
 * [[Yerbomatófono|Matófono]] (Argentina/Uruguay)
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-* [[Didgeridoo]] (Australia)
 === Notched===
 * [[Quena]] (South America)
 * [[Shakuhachi]] (Japan)
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 === Internal Duct (fipple) ===
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+* [[Almpfeiferl]] (Austria)
 * [[Caval]] (Romania)
 * [[Diple|Diple (or Dvojnice, a double recorder)]] (Serbia)
 * [[Flageolet]] (France)
 * [[Fluier]] (Romania)
-* [[Frula]] (Serbia, Bosnia & Hercegovina,Croatia)
+* [[Frula]] (Serbia, Bosnia & Hercegovina, Croatia)
 * [[Furulya]] (Hungary)
 * [[Gemshorn]] (Germany)
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 * [[Organ pipe]] The pipes of the church/chamber organ are actually fipple flutes.
 * [[Recorder (musical instrument)|Recorder]] (General)
-* [[Tin Whistle]] (Penny whistle) (Ireland)
+* [[Tin Whistle]] (Pennywhistle) (Ireland)
 * [[Shvi]] (Armenia)
 * [[Dilli Kaval]] (Turkey)
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 === Overblown ===
 * [[Fujara]] (Slovakia)
 * [[Futujara]]
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 == Single reed==
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 **[[Alto clarinet]]
 **[[Bass clarinet]]
-**[[Contra-alto clarinet]] (Eb contrabass clarinet)
+**[[Contra-alto clarinet]] (E♭ contrabass clarinet)
 **[[Contrabass clarinet]]
 **[[Subcontrabass clarinet|Octocontra-alto clarinet]]
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 **[[Subcontrabass saxophone]]
 **[[Tubax]]
-**[[Double contrabass saxophone]]
 *[[Sipsi]]
 *[[Sneng]]
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 *[[Zhaleika]]
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-[[Image:Clarinets german.jpg|right|thumb|Two soprano clarinets: a B<sup>♭</sup> clarinet (left) and an A clarinet (right, without a mouthpiece).  These use the [[Oehler system]] of keywork.]]
+[[Image:Clarinets german.jpg|right|thumb|Two soprano clarinets: a B<sup>♭</sup> clarinet (left) and an A clarinet (right).  These use the [[Oehler system]] of keywork.]]
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 ** [[Contrabass oboe]]
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-*[[Piri]] (Korea)
+*[[Piri (instrument)|Piri]] (Korea)
 *[[Pommer]] (Europe)
 * [[Rackett]] (Europe)
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 == Triple reed ==
-* [[Hne]] (Burma)
+* [[Hne]] (Myanmar)
 == Quadruple reed ==