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Click on each instrument below to hear it play. Once you’ve explored, take our fun quiz to see if you can match the instrument with its sound – or save the quiz for another day and keep listening to your heart’s content!

Musical Memory

Play this fun memory game online right now or print a downloadable version here to play at home. You can also purchase them on our merch store to have a beautiful, packaged set mailed directly to you.

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Compose with us now.

Check out this easy composition game that will have you creating new music in no time! When you’re done composing, click “share” to get a link you can send to friends. Click to share it with us as well – you just might get to hear your very own composition performed by professional musicians in a special project we’re working on!

*If your composition won’t play back for you, give it a try in full-screen mode.

Online Rhythm Composer

Get creative with our online rhythm composition activity to compose your own rhythm pieces at home.

Going Further

  • Play along with your music as you play it back.
  • Practice with the recording until you’re able to play it on your own.
  • Give your piece a title and write words that go along with the rhythms.

Music Maps are great advanced listening tools for kids to work on independently from elementary school and up. Depending on the age of your kid(s), they’re likely already familiar with the concept of story maps – visual representations of what happens in a story, from beginning to end. We’ve put our own musical spin on it with Music Maps. Music Maps will ask your child to focus and be attentive to what they’re hearing as they map out the progression of the music. Here’s how it works:

  • Press play to listen to the piece of music. Listen once through before starting the music maps activity.
  • Drag and drop the tiles, each depicting different music events, to reorder them in the order that they happen in the music.
  • When you think you have the order correct, click “Check My Music Map” to find out.

What’s Musical Bingo?

Musical Bingo is a fun way to help learners young and old to recognize the sounds of the instruments. Your musical ears will really be put to the test as you work towards being able to shout out BINGO in victory!

Musical Bingo is the same as regular Bingo, except instead of marking off the numbers that someone calls out, you’ll listen to music samples and mark off the instruments you hear. If you want to train your ear a little more before you play, head over to our blog posts about the string and woodwind and brass and percussion families to listen to every instrument one by one.

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Pick the Parts

To help kids understand how musicians work alone and as a team, we have an interactive activity with some of our wonderful musicians playing from home at your command!

  • You can turn the sound and videos of each musician on and off by clicking on them.
  • Listen to what parts different instruments play and how they work together.
  • Try as many combos as you like!

NOTE ON TECHNOLOGY:   Please use Google Chrome for this activity. Since Apple will only allow one video to play at a time on an Apple device, visit this page from a non-Apple device to do the interactive activity. If you are on an Apple device, you’ll still have access to the  full performance video .

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The Instruments of the Orchestra: 5 New Ways to Teach and Learn

  • October 15, 2022

The instruments of the orchestra. We all teach about them at some point in elementary music class. But what is the BEST way to teach about the instruments of the orchestra? Usually we show some pictures of instruments and talk about which instrument family each instrument is in. But what if you could take it deeper and really experience the instruments of the orchestra?

Let’s take a deep dive into some new and fun ways to experience the orchestra and all its instruments!

How Many Instruments Are In the Orchestra?

I’m glad you asked! (My students do every year). The fact of the matter is that there is no specific size for an orchestra. But the average orchestra ranges in size from 80-100 players.

What Are The Instruments of the Orchestra?

There are 4-5 main families of the orchestra – strings, brass, percussion, percussion and keyboard. Within each of these families there are some standard instruments – as well as some fun extras. Which instruments appear at the orchestra on any given day depends on which pieces are being played and which instruments the piece calls for.

A great way to cover all the instrument families of the orchestra and the standard instruments within each family is by dedicating a unit to teaching the instruments of the orchestra at some point in the year.

The Instruments of the Orchestra Song

One really helpful way to teach your students about the instrument families of the orchestra is through a song. And guess what? I have just the thing! The Instruments of the Orchestra Song has helped my students remember the traits of each family for years now.

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Here is a demo of the Instrument Family Song , as well as some of the ways that I use it in my classroom.

Now that we have a catchy song, let’s see what ways we can really experience each family and its instruments. I try to do a mix of all of the strategies we are about to discuss in my Instruments of the Orchestra Lesson Plans .

The Best Way To Teach About the Instruments of an Orchestra is Experiencing Them

See the instruments.

Obviously, as we teach about each instrument, we want a visual reference that students can see. Posters or PowerPoint slides can be very helpful.

But if you have the resources available, it makes a much bigger impact if students can see the actual, real, live instrument in their classroom. I promise you, they will remember it better than just a picture.

Having a worksheet or workbook to fill out information about each family as they learn can be very helpful too, since it is something they can take with them.

woodwind family worksheet in b&w with various woodwind instruments and blanks and a word bank with the names of woodwind instruments. at the bottom of the worksheet it asks instruments in the woodwind family create sound by ... The worksheet is on a clipboard with colored paper in the background.

Sort the Instruments in the Orchestra by Family

Sorting instruments is a little higher level than just naming them. It is the next logical step that really tests students’ understanding of each instrument family.

Instruments of the Orchestra Worksheet

Using a worksheet can be good for a final assessment. But let me share with you some other ways to sort instruments. These non-worksheet examples are especially great for when students are still learning the information. It allows them tons of fun practice with friends as they are getting familiar with each family of instruments.

Instruments of the Orchestra Game Ideas

There are tons of games you can play. I love Football Frenzy, from Music Madness by Artie Almeida , where you kick a football and sort using helmets. You can create click and sort PowerPoint games. Or create your own endless versions of games.

  • Flip and race – flip a card. Race to place it in the correct family bucket. First team to sort all their cards correctly wins.
  • Instrument Safari – grab a butterfly net and try and collect all the instruments from your team’s family before time runs out
  • Four Corners – Teacher shows an instrument. Students go to the corner of the correct family.
  • Instruments of the Orchestra Matching Game – have students do a memory matching game or even Go Fish to get familiar with different instruments and their families.

The possibilities are endless!

Sorting Cards

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Want something a little more calm and less competitive? I highly recommend using instrument sorting cards . I have students pair up and sort instruments by family after we have learned about each one. A lot of great discussions happen and it isn’t as high pressure, which helps students who are still learning.

These sorting cards are included in the Instruments of the Orchestra Lesson Plans .

Listening to the Instruments in the Orchestra

I often forget to spend time sharing what each instrument sounds like. I think this is really important. Music is auditory, after all. If we want students to be able to listen to a song and know what instrument is playing, they have to be exposed to it.

Here is a resource I found online that is a quick way to share short clips of each instrument playing.

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Another way to expose your students to each instrument family is to play and move to songs that feature specific families.

In my Instruments of the Orchestra Unit , I made sure to have a piece featuring each of the four main families.

Think – brass quintet music, or string ensemble pieces, or a woodwind ensemble. All lessons are enhanced when you can get kids moving, and here you can move and learn at the same time.

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Try out an Instrument

Another amazing experience you can give your kids is doing an instrument petting zoo. Talk to your local feeder middle school or high school, or maybe you can even get your local symphony to come out.

This is a great way to get students to really interact with the instruments and foster a lifelong love of music. Your feeder program will love it!

If you have never heard of an instrument petting zoo, check out this blog post explaining what it is and how to put one on at your school

Create Your Own Instrument

A great culminating activity at the end of your unit on the orchestra is to have students create their own instruments and explain which family they are in and why. What a fun way to get students to prove their knowledge!

You can pull out all your crafting supplies and have them make physical instruments. OR you can brainstorm an imaginary NEW instrument on a worksheet and have them present to their group.

Instrument Inventor Challenge worksheet

Visit the Orchestra

Okay, so this is a bonus one. It really makes an impact when you can take all the things you have been learning about and then go out into the real world and see musicians playing the instruments at a professional level all together.

I know a lot of districts have programs to visit their local symphony and participate in a children’s concert. If you already have that in place, then you are all set.

If not, do a quick google search and see where your closest symphony is. See if they do any children’s performances and if you could take a field trip to go and see a show.

Don’t have a symphony around? Have them travel to the high school band or orchestra for a performance. Don’t have money for the transportation to the orchestra? Try writing a grant! There are lots of opportunities out there for kids to experience music at a high level if you just look around.

Teaching the Instruments of the Orchestra Made Easy

If all of this sounds great, but you need something FAST, consider my 9-week Instruments of the Orchestra Unit . You get nine weeks of lesson plans, visuals, games, movement, worksheets and more, all ready to go.

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Musical Violin Coloring Game

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Engage your child's curiosity with our musical instrument games. Kids get to experience the joy of creating music while uncovering the secrets of instruments from different cultures. Learning has never been this melodious!

What are Musical Instrument Games for Kids?

Musical instrument games online for kids are interactive and educational online activities designed to introduce children to the fascinating world of music. These games engage young learners in playful exploration, enabling them to identify, play, and understand various musical instruments from around the world. Through fun and engaging gameplay, kids develop a deeper appreciation for music while enhancing their auditory and cognitive skills.

What are the Types of Musical Instrument Games?

In these engaging games , kids can explore the world of music through creativity and play. Here are some exciting types:

  • Musical Flute Coloring Fun Game : In this game, kids become virtual artists as they color beautiful flutes while learning about this enchanting wind instrument. It's a harmonious blend of creativity and musical discovery.
  • Groovy Guitar Coloring Adventure Game : Children can unleash their inner rockstars by coloring electric guitars in this game. They'll also discover the fascinating world of strings and strumming.
  • Maracas Shake Up Your Coloring Skills Game : In this game, kids can enjoy coloring maracas while getting a taste of percussion instruments. It's a rhythm-filled adventure that encourages creativity and rhythmic exploration.

What are the Benefits of Playing Musical Instrument Games?

All musical instrument games offer numerous advantages for young learners:

  • Enhanced Musical Awareness: Children develop a keen ear for melodies and rhythms.
  • Cognitive Skills Boost: Playing these games improves memory and problem-solving abilities.
  • Creativity Unleashed: Kids explore artistic expression through coloring and design.
  • Cultural Awareness: They gain an appreciation for instruments from diverse cultures.
  • Fine Motor Skills: Coloring and interacting with virtual instruments refine motor skills.

What are the Best Musical Instrument Games?

Kids can enjoy these top online musical instrument games on both mobiles and tablets, combining fun with learning:

  • Drums: Band Jam Game
  • Flute: Band Jam Game
  • Piano: Band Jam Game

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Welcome to VirtualMusicalInstruments.com! We offer you the possibility of learning and creating music by playing Virtual Musical Instruments online for Free using your PC keyboard and mouse control as the interface, or a touchsreen device. Our online musical instruments include the virtual guitar , virtual piano keyboard , virtual drums , virtual glockenspiel , virtual xylophone , virtual bongos , virtual recorder , virtual clarinet , virtual flute and the virtual pan flute . And, you can tune your guitar with the virtual guitar tuner .

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Smurfs Music: Virtual Orchestra Music Composer Game for Kids

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This Smurf-themed orchestra game is a virtual music maker that comes with four instruments: piano, trumpet, harp, and drums. Children and adults will enjoy composing music with unique arrangements and lively beats. It allows you to use pre-recorded instrument tracks that are numbered, color coded, and with different shapes. Select a track and drag it into a position under its corresponding instrument track. Experiment with different sounds and arrangements to create your own song. Once you’re done, press play to listen to your entire composition. The game also allows you to save your music arrangements into your local web browser.

  • There are 4 instrument icons on the left side of the screen: piano, trumpet, harp, & drums.
  • When an instrument icon is colored, it is currently selected. When it’s gray, it is not selected.
  • The color coded numbers below are pre-recorded tracks to an instrument. Select to listen to each.
  • To start making music, select a pre-recorded track. Then, drag it into your intended position.
  • For harmonious music, make sure to align instrument track colors vertically to avoid discordant tunes.
  • To listen to your composition, press play on top of the screen. Edit instrument tracks as you please.

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Kids can enjoy playing this music maker game and compose music for free by clicking in the window below.

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Compose your own orchestra music by arranging music from the piano, trumpet, harp, and drums. Select pre-recorded instrument tracks and order them as you please on the instrument bars. Press Play to listen to your composition in full.

  • Once the game loads, it automatically shows a screen demo of how to drag and drop instrument tracks into the virtual music player.
  • To end the demo, select the “X” button on the top right corner of the screen. you may also select the “Skip tutorial” button at the bottom of the screen.
  • For beginners, we recommend selecting “More details” under the tutorial demo screen.
  • “More details” provides complete instructions on how to use game controls and arrange music.
  • It will start with fundamental instructions. Then it will ask if you want more information.
  • Select the green “v” if you want to view more information, or select “x” to go straight to the game.
  • An arrow will appear from the numbered track pointing to the piano bar with square shapes. This arrow fades after a few seconds.
  • Every time you start, the default instrument is always the piano. This is the top instrument icon highlighted in purple.
  • You can begin arranging your music by selecting pre-recorded tracks at the bottom and dragging them into a square shape in the piano bar.
  • To listen to the instrument track, simply click or tap the number. You can listen to each track anytime.
  • On the bottom right corner of the screen is a “?” button. Select this if you want to see “More details” about how to play the game.
  • Once you select the “?” button, it will pull up the demo screen again. To see more information, simply press the “More details” button under the demo screen.
  • To return to the main game screen, simply press the “Skip tutorial” button.
  • For example, I want to change the piano into a different instrument. If I select it again, it turns into a trumpet. If I select it twice, becomes a harp.
  • Selecting the piano icon a third time turns into into the drums icon.
  • If you select a 4th time, it will mute the game’s music.
  • You also have the option to have two pianos, two trumpets, two harps, or two drum sets, depending on the type of arrangement you want.
  • The 4 instrument icons can be found at the left side of the game screen:
  • Piano – Turns purple when selected. Instrument track shape: square.
  • Trumpet -Turns pink when selected. Instrument track shape: triangle.
  • Harp – Turns orange when selected. Instrument track shape: circle.
  • Drums – Turns green when selected. Instrument track shape: hexagon.
  • On top of the screen are 4 Smurfs playing an instrument. You’ll see these Smurfs move once you play your music.
  • The 1st button is a loop button. This is a round icon with two arrows going in a clockwise direction. Select this to keep playing your music again and again.
  • The 2nd button is a play arrow button. Select this to play your music. The play button also turns into a pause button (two vertical lines) when music is playing.
  • The 3rd button is the stop button. When you select this, it will stop the music. The music line will also start from the beginning of the track.
  • The 1st instrument bar is the piano. Tracks for this bar all come in squares.
  • The 2nd instrument bar is the trumpet. Tracks for this bar all come in triangles.
  • The 3rd instrument bar is the harp. Tracks for this bar all come in circles.
  • The 4th and final instrument bar is the drums. Tracks for this bar all come in hexagons.
  • Below the instrument bars are the instrument tracks. These are numbered From 1 to 7 with different colors.
  • Instrument tracks also come in note icons of different colors. Make sure to listen to each to distinguish their sounds.
  • On the lower right side is a white screen that shows the notes of your selected instrument track.
  • On the bottom right corner of the screen is the “?” button. Selecting this shows information on how to play the game.
  • The 1st icon is the Eraser button. Select this to remove an instrument track from the bar.
  • The 2nd icon on the right side of eraser button is a Note or audio button. Select this if you need to mute the game’s sounds.
  • When you select Save, click on a number where you want to save your arrangement.
  • Next time you come back, you can load your save arrangement by pressing the number where you saved it.
  • Selecting a number with a saved arrangement automatically loads that composition.
  • If you select “X,” your current music arrangement will stay on the page.
  • If you select the green “v” icon, it will clear all the instrument bars.
  • Using your finger, left tap on a track number or note to listen to the pre-recorded instrument track.
  • Once you’ve decided on an instrument track, tap on that icon and drag it into the instrument bar.
  • To remove an instrument track from the bar, simply tap on the eraser icon.
  • This is located at the left side of the screen below the instrument bar.
  • Once you tap the eraser icon, tap the instrument track you want to delete. This will automatically remove it.
  • Alternatively, you can directly replace an instrument track with a different one even if you do not tap the erase button.
  • Just drag a different instrument track on the old track. The new track will instantly play.
  • If you want to listen to your composition, tap on the blue play button on top of the screen.
  • If you want to pause the music, simply press the pause button on top. This is a circle with two vertical lines. The music line will stop exactly where you want it.
  • If you want to stop playing the music, and for the entire track to start from the beginning, press the stop button on the right side of the pause button.
  • If you want to play your music on loop, select the loop button on the left side of the play button.
  • The look button is a round icon with two arrows in a square clockwise position.
  • Selecting loop will keep your music playing again and again until your stop it.
  • Using your mouse cursor, select a track number or note to listen to the pre-recorded instrument track.
  • Once you’ve chosen and instrument track, click on that icon and drag and drag it into the instrument bar.
  • To remove an instrument track from the bar, simply click on the eraser icon.
  • Once you click the eraser icon, tap the instrument track you want to delete. This will automatically remove it.
  • Just drag a different instrument track on to the old track. The new track will instantly play.
  • If you want to listen to your composition, click on the blue play button on top of the screen.
  • Play your music on Loop: select the loop button on the left side of the play button.
  • This virtual orchestra music composing game allows kids and adults to experiment with different instruments and arrangements.
  • If you don’t know how to play instruments, it’s the perfect music game that allows you to create music by rearranging pre-recorded instrument sounds.
  • Even if you have no music background, you can start creating your own songs just by learning how to operate this music application.
  • It’s the perfect music game that encourages your musical creativity and enhances your listening skills.
  • As a tip, make sure the tracks in the instruments bar all vertically align with the same colors.
  • Using the same colors per column ensures that no discordant notes occur in your track.
  • Choosing the same color also helps you create a more harmonious song with smooth transitions.
  • You might find it challenging to end your song. One tip is to choose tracks that have short or one-note beats.
  • The final beat will signal an ending tune. Otherwise, choosing tracks with multiple notes will only make your song longer.
  • Have fun experimenting with beats, musical patterns, and listening to different instruments when you make your own track.
  • You can play back your music arrangement anytime. The song arrangement can be saved on your local web browser.
  • Play this virtual music making game with your friends. You can make awesome music and even write lyrics to songs you compose using this application.

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This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.

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