What is another word for wind instruments?
Pronunciation: [wˈɪnd ˈɪnstɹəmənts] (IPA) 
Wind instruments are a diverse and captivating group of musical instruments. Typically, they consist of a tube or pipe that amplifies the sound of the player's breath as it travels through the instrument; however, wind instruments come in varying shapes and sizes, providing a wide range of tones. Synonyms for wind instruments include "aerophones," meaning any instrument that produces sound by the player's breath and "woodwinds," describing instruments made out of wood or metal but played using a similar technique. Some instruments, such as the flute, fall into both categories. Other synonyms for wind instruments include "blow instruments," "breath-controlled instruments," and "windblown instruments." Wind instruments have played an essential role in many cultures throughout history, providing unique sounds and melodies to countless musical compositions.
