The _______ _________ was made my John Mathias in London, England. It has two horns on it, one small and one large.

The _________________ guitar has 42 strings and is named after Pablo Picasso.

The Wintergatan Marble Machine consists of ___________ steel marbles.

This instrument is made of brass and is played using a slide:

The ___________ was created in the 12th and 13th centuries in China and was also found in the United States and Great Britain. This instrument can be heard in Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture".

The _______________ baschet is played with wet fingers.

Three hundred and twenty-two pieces of steel in total make up the ______________ _____________ _____________.

In Russia, the ________________ were a women's instrument. In China, this instrument was shaped to look like a wing of a phoenix.

The ______________ has real peacock feathers on it.

The _____________ has no true origin but is composed of many instruments played in Indonesia.

This instrument was banned in Scotland and used the inside of animals to make the sack that holds air.

The _______________________ was made and inspired by the architect Alfred Hitchcock. It was made in Croatia.

The ________________________ is made to look like a snake.

The _____________________ is the only instrument that you can play without touching. 

It was considered the first electrical musical instrument. It was made by accident because the man who made it tried making a gas meter.

Benjamin Franklin invented this instrument.

The _______________________ was played by Elvis Presley and B.B. King (whose instrument was named Lucille).

The ______________ was originally called the sackbut.

The ______________________ can kill you with over 10,000 volts! This was invented in 2007.

This instrument was popular for about 200 years and was created in France.

The _____________ weighs about 20 pounds and is designed like a flugelhorn.