Woodwind
noun
A family of musical instruments that produce sound when air is blown into them, often using reeds.
The orchestra's woodwind section includes flutes, clarinets, and oboes.

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woodwind instrument, woodwind ensemble, woodwind player
noun
A family of musical instruments that produce sound when air is blown into them, often using reeds.
The orchestra's woodwind section includes flutes, clarinets, and oboes.

Usage tips
Neutral
woodwind instrument, woodwind ensemble, woodwind player
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Context
In a musical context, 'woodwind' refers to instruments in the orchestral setting.
Orchestras often have a variety of woodwinds that perform together.
Cultural
In some cultures, traditional music features woodwind instruments prominently.
Many folk traditions rely on the unique sounds of woodwinds.
Emotion
The sound of woodwinds can evoke feelings of nostalgia and serenity.
Listening to woodwinds often brings a calming atmosphere.
Context
In a musical context, 'woodwind' refers to instruments in the orchestral setting.
Orchestras often have a variety of woodwinds that perform together.
Cultural
In some cultures, traditional music features woodwind instruments prominently.
Many folk traditions rely on the unique sounds of woodwinds.
Emotion
The sound of woodwinds can evoke feelings of nostalgia and serenity.
Listening to woodwinds often brings a calming atmosphere.
Context
In a musical context, 'woodwind' refers to instruments in the orchestral setting.
Orchestras often have a variety of woodwinds that perform together.
Cultural
In some cultures, traditional music features woodwind instruments prominently.
Many folk traditions rely on the unique sounds of woodwinds.
Emotion
The sound of woodwinds can evoke feelings of nostalgia and serenity.
Listening to woodwinds often brings a calming atmosphere.
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