Woodwind Ensemble
A woodwind instrument is a musical instrument which produces sound when the player blows air against an edge of, or opening in, the instrument, causing the air to vibrate within a resonator. Most commonly, the player blows against a thin piece of wood called a reed. Most of these instruments were originally made of wood, but some, such as the saxophone and some flutes, are now commonly made of other materials such as metals or plastics.
There is the open woodwind instrument, which is the flute. The internal duct ofw indwood instruments are the Organ pipe The pipes of the church/chamber organ are actually fipple flutes; the recorder, the tin whistle, the clarinet, the hornpipe, and the oboe. Bagpipes are the capped version of the woodwind instrument.