How do wind instrument make sound?

Wind instruments produce sound by vibrating air within a resonating chamber. When a musician blows air into the instrument, the air vibrates and creates sound waves. The pitch and tone of the sound produced can be altered by changing the length of the air column within the instrument, as well as by manipulating the shape and size of the resonating chamber. The vibrations of the air column create different frequencies of sound, which are then amplified and shaped by the instrument to produce the desired musical notes.

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