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A A- (+Instr.; Prefijo) Acciarino Triángulo Accordéon Acordeón A A- (+instr.; prefijo) Acciarino Triángulo Accordéon Acordeón Accordio Acordeón Accordion Acordeón Accordo Lirone Accord zither Zither Acordeon Acordeón Adiaphone Aeola Acordeón Aeolian bells Aeolian harp Arpa eólica Aeoline Armonio Aeoliphone Aeolodion Armonio Aeolsglocken Aeolsklavier Armonio Aéro-clavicorde Arpa eólica Aerofoni Aerophon Armonio Afoche Afoxe Afrikanische schlitztrommel Afuche Afuche cabaza Agogo Agogó Agogò Akkordeon Armonio Akkordflöte Flageolet Akkordgitarre Guitarra Akkordzither Zither Ala (medieval) Arpaneta Alamire Albero dei sonagli Medialuna Albisifono Flauta travesera Albisiphon Flauta travesera Alfandoque Aliquot piano Piano Almglocke Cencerro Alpenhorn Trompa de los Alpes Alphorn Trompa de los Alpes Alpine zither Zither Alt... (+instr.) Alt cornett Althorn (ted.) Alto (francés, instr.) Alto (+instr.) Altobasso Alto en mib (francés) Alto-fagotto Altopiano Alto viola Am (+instr.) Amboss Yungue Ambosse Yungue American organ Armonio Amerikanisches organ Armonio Amorschall Ampico Pianola Amplificato (+instr.) Amplifié (+instr.) Amplified (+instr.) Anakreontische leier Anémocorde Arpa eólica Angelica Tiorba Angelika Tiorba Angélique Tiorba Angel lute Tiorba Antikes becken Crótalo Antike zimbeln Crótalo Antique cymbals Crótalo Anvil Yungue Äolsharfe Arpa eólica Äolsklavier Armonio Apolliricon Piano Apollo guitar Apollonion Piano Apollonium Piano Appalachian dulcimer Zither Arabian drum Arabische trommel Araine Cascabel Arceviolyra Lirone Archcittern Archicítola Archets Archi Archicembalo Archiórgano Archicetra Archicítola Archicistre Archicítola Archilaud Tiorba Archiluth Tiorba Archlute Tiorba Arcicembalo Archiórgano Arcicetera Archicítola Arcicetra Archicítola Arcileuto Tiorba Arciliuto Tiorba Arciviola di lira Lirone Arciviolata lira Lirone Arciviolatalira Lirone Arc musical Arco musical Arco musicale Ariston Armeeposaune Armòmica de boca Birimbao Armonica (inglés) Armónica de cristal Armonica (italiano) Birimbao Armonica (italiano) Armónica de cristal Armonica a bocca Birimbao Armonica a cristalli rotanti Armónica de cristal Armonica a manticino Acordeón Armonica di legno Armonica di paglia Armonie (francés) Viola de rueda Armonio Armonio Armonipiano Arnolo Arpa Arpa Arpa a cembalo Claveciterio Arpa a nottolini Arpa a uncini Arpa-citara Arpaneta Arpa cromatica Arpa doppia Arpa eolia Arpa eólica Arpa eolica Arpa eólica Arpaneta Arpaneta Arpanetta Arpaneta Arpeggione Guitarra de arco Arpicordo Espineta Arpilegno Arpone Claveciterio Asson Atabal Atabal Atabaque (brasileño) Aufgehängte becken Aulos Aulós Aura Autoharp Zither Autopiano Pianola B B- (+instr.; prefijo) Bagpipe Gaita Baguettes Baguettes de verre Bajo (instr.) Bajo continuo B Bajo fundamental B Bajon Fagot Balalaika Balalaika Balalajka Balalaika Ballad horn Corno Bamboostrommel Band B Banda B Bande magnétique Bandola Bandurria Bandolin Mandolina Bandora Bandurria Bandoura Bandurria Bandürichen Bandurria Bandurria (español, hispanoamericano) Bandurria Bangio Banjo Banjar Banjo Banjer Banjo Banjo Banjo Banjo harp Zither Banjolin Banjo Banjolin Mandolina Banjo zither Banjo Banza Banjo Barbiton Barbitón Barbitos Barbitón Bardone Baryton Bariton (+instr.) Bariton... (+instr., ted.) Baritone (+instr.) Baritone (instr., francés) Bombardino Baritone (instr., inglés) Barítono (español) Bombardino Baritono (+instr.) Baroxyton Bombardino Barrel organ Baryton (fiati, ted.) Bombardino Baryton (+instr.) Baryton (instr.) Baryton Baryton aigu Baryton en sib Bombardino Barytonhorn Bombardino Baryton-tuba (ted.) Sib Bombardino Bas (instr.) Bas de violon Violonchelo Basel drum Basler trommel Basque drum Pandereta Bass (instr.) Bass... (+instr.) Bassanello Bassanello Bassaune Sacabuche Bass cister Cistro Bass drum Bombo Basse (instr.) Basse (+instr.) Basse à boyau Bajo de Flandes Basse à clefs Basse à pistons Bombardino Basse chiffrée B Basse continue B Basse-contre Contrabájo Basse-contre (+instr.) Basse-cor Serpentón Basse de flandre Bajo de Flandes Basse des italiens Contrabájo Basse de viole Basse de violon Violonchelo Basse d'harmonie Basse en sib (francés) Bombardino Basse fondamentale B Basse gigantesque Basse-guerrière Clarinete bajo Basse impériale (do,sib) Bombardino Basse impériale (fa,mib) Bassel Violonchelo Basse-orgue Clarinete bajo Basset Violonchelo Bassete Violonchelo Basset-horn Basse-trompette Serpentón Bassetthorn Bassettl (austr.) Violonchelo Bassetto Violonchelo Basseuphonium Serpentón Bass-euphonium Serpentón Bassflügelhorn Bombardino Bass-geige Violonchelo Bass-horn Serpentón Basshorn (ted.) Serpentón Bassl Violonchelo Basslaute Tiorba Basso (instr.) Basso (+instr.) Basso cifrato B Basso continuo B Basso da camera Violonchelo Basso d'armonia Basso figurato B Basso fondamentale B Basso generale B Basso grave (+instr.) Basso in fa Basso in mib Basso in sib Basson Fagot Bassono Fagot Bassono grosso Contrafagot Basson quinte Basson russe Serpentón Basson serpent Serpentón Basso numerato B Bassoon Fagot Basso per l'organo Basso tuba (sib) Tuba Bass pan Basstromba (ted.) Basstuba Tuba Bassus (instr.) Bassus continuus B Bass violin Violonchelo Basszink Bas viol de braccio Violonchelo Bateria Bathyphone Clarinete contrabajo Batteria Batyphone Clarinete contrabajo Bauernleier Viola de rueda Bazooka Mirlitón Bb baritone Bbb bass Bb-C-clairon Bc (abreviatura) B Becken Címbalo Becken auf ständer Becken freihängend Beckenpaar Címbalo Becken teller Címbalo Bedon Atabal Bedon de biscaye Pandereta Beiaard Carillón Bell Campana Bell chime Campana Bell harp Zither Bell-lyra Carillón Bentside spinet Espineta Berimbau Bersag horn Clarín Bettlerleier Viola de rueda Bezifferten bass B Bierbass Violonchelo Big (+instr.) Big drum Bombo Bigornia Yungue Biguela Vihuela Bijuga cither Cistro Bimbonifono Sacabuche Biniou (francés) Gaita Bird-scare Carraca Birimbao Birimbao (hispanoamericano) Biucolo Clarín Bladder and string Bajo de Flandes Bladder pipe Gaita Bläser Blaterpfife Gaita Blechbläser Blocchi Blocchi di carta vetrata Blocchi di legno Bloc de bois cylindrique Blockflöte Flauta travesera Blocs à papier de verre Bloc chinois Bloc chinois Blocs chinois de bois Blocs de bois Bock Gaita Bogenflügel Claviola Bogengitarre Guitarra de arco Bogenklavier Claviola Boîte à musique Bombard Bombarda Bombarda Bombarda Bombarda a quattro pistoni Bombardino Bombarde Bombarda Bombardino Bombardino (español) Bombardino Bombardino-trombone Bombardo Bombarda Bombardon Bombardone (-> s.XVIII) Bombarda Bombardone (s.XIX ->) Bombart Bombarda Bombo (español) Bombo Bomhart Bombarda Bongo drums Bongoes Bongos Bonnet chinois Medialuna Boobams Boo-bams Bordellotto Guitarra Bossed gong Bounce cymbals Bousine Bowed guitar Guitarra de arco Bowed zither Zither Box zither Zither Br- (+instr.; prefijo) Brass instruments Bratsche Brettl Dulcema Bronteron Brummeisen Brummtopf Zambomba Bubbolo Cascabel Buccina (mediev.) Bocina Buccin trombone Sacabuche Bûche (francés) Zither Bucina (antiguo) Bocina Buckelgong Bügelhorn Bugle (francés) Bugle (inglés) Bugle à clefs Bugle alto (francés) Bugle à piston Bugle baryton (francés) Sib Bugle horn Bugleret Bugle soprano en Mib (francés) Bugle ténor (francés) Sib Buisine Bull-roarer Rombo Bumbass Bajo de Flandes Bumbasz Bajo de Flandes Busen Busine Button gong Buysine Buzine Buzzer Rombo C Ca (abreviatura) Cabaca Cabasa Cabaza Cabinet organ Armonio Cabinet piano Piano Cac (+instr.) Caccavella Zambomba Caisse Caisse claire Caisse plate Caisse roulante Caisse sourde Caja Calamello Bombarda Calandrone Caramillo pipiritaña Calascione Colachón Calchedon Colachón Calcolatore Caledonica Calichon Colachón Calimiau Chalimó Camalpa Campana Campana Campanaccio Cencerro Campanaccio alpestre Cencerro Campanaccio a pedale Cencerro Campanaccio da mucca Cencerro Campane Campana Campane a lastra Campane a placca Campanella Campanilla Campanella a mano Campanilla Campanella da chiesa Campanilla Campanelle a vento Campanelle cinesi a vento Campanelli Carillón Campanette Carillón Campane tubolari Campana Campanilla Campanilla Canino Pochete Cannone Canon harmonicus Monocordio Cantophone Mirlitón Cappel cinese Medialuna Cappello cinese Medialuna Cappello turco Medialuna Caqueré Caramba Cariglione Carillón Carillon Carillón Carillon di campane Carillón Carnyx Carquavel Cascabel Carraca Carraca Carta vetrata Casabia Cascabel Cascabel Casiotone Cassa Bombo Cassa armonica Armónica de cristal Cassa chiara Cassa di legno Cassa grande Bombo Cassa rullante Castagnette Castañuelas Castagnette di ferro Crótalo Castagnettes Castañuelas Castagnettes de fer Crótalo Castagnetti Castañuelas Castagnole Castañuelas Castañetas Castañuelas Castanets Castañuelas Castañuelas Castañuelas Castanyoles Castañuelas Catene Catuba Bombo Cavaquinho Banjo Cb- (+instr.; prefijo) Cedra Cedra Celesta Céleste (francés) Celeste (inglés) Cello Violonchelo Cembalo Clave Cembalo ad arco Claviola Cembalo a martelli Forte-piano Cembalo a penna Clave Cembalo da arco Claviola Cembalo enarmonico Archiórgano Cembalo omnicordo Archiórgano Cembalo pianoforte Forte-piano Cembalo traverso Espineta Cembalo verticale Claveciterio Cencerro Cascabel Cencerros Cencerro Cennamella Caramillo pipiritaña Cervelas Ranqueta Cervelat Ranqueta Cervellato Ranqueta Cetera (-> s.XV) Cedra Cetera (s.XVI ->) Cedra Cetra (-> s.XV) Cedra Cetra (s.XVI ->) Cedra Cetra da tavolo Zither Cetula Cítola Cfag (abreviatura) Contrafagot Chaînes Chains Chalemelle Bombarda Chalemiau Chalimó Chalemie Bombarda Chalimo Chalimó Chalimou Chalimó Chalmeye Bombarda Chaloumeau Chalimó Chalumeau Chalimó Chapa de trueno Chapeau chinois Medialuna Charango Guitarra
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