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Alto Sax
The Alto Saxophone is a member of the woodwind family. Its sound is made by a small piece of wood called a reed, which vibrates to make the saxophone sound. This instrument requires good finger dexterity and fine motor skills. It is relatively easy to make a sound on the Alto Saxophone but most students will start on clarinet before advancing to Alto Saxophone.
Alto Sax

Baritone
The Baritone, looks like a small tuba, and makes low to mid-range sounds similar to a trombone. Its flaring conical bore gives the baritone which is also called a euphonium a velvety sound. The sound is made by a student “buzzing” their lips into a mouthpiece, similar to a trombone.
Baritone

Flute
The Flute is a member of the woodwind family. Blowing air across the open hole of the mouthpiece makes its sound. This instrument requires good finger dexterity and fine motor skills. This is the highest sounding instrument in the band and often plays the melody. It is one of the most popular instruments with students.
Flute

Oboe
The Oboe is a type of double reed woodwind instrument that looks like a clarinet. The oboe is played in the treble or soprano range. This instrument requires good finger dexterity and fine motor skills. Sound is produced by blowing into a double reed which is more difficult than a clarinet reed.
Oboe

Snare Drum
A Snare Drum is struck to make a musical or percussive sound. Beginning percussion students will normally start out playing and renting a Percussion Kit, which includes the snare drum, bells (xylophone) stands and practice pads to keep things quiet. The percussion instrument is the rhythmic base for the entire band. If you need all these items, please select Percussion Kit from our instrument listing.
Snare Drum

Tenor Sax
The Tenor Saxophone is a member of the woodwind family. Its sound is made by a small piece of wood called a reed, which vibrates to make the saxophone sound. This instrument requires good finger dexterity and fine motor skills. It is more difficult to make a sound on the Tenor Saxophone so most students will start on Clarinet or Alto Saxophone before advancing to Tenor Saxophone.