The CAPANS-PA instrument helps add to wider body of available instruments among adolescents, especially those from CALD backgrounds.
They tapped on the fingerboard, the bridge, the tailpiece and, especially, the gleaming wood body of their instruments.
McClelland's research spanned more than five decades, yielding an influential body of testing instruments, data, and theoretical models of human motivation and achievement.
Entitled Longitudinal study #2, the piece consists of two circles of string players making extremely quiet gestures (such as bows drawn across the wooden body of the instruments, or blowing into the f-holes).
Refer to the body of international instruments referenced in Section A on 'Why are diversion and alternatives important?
The performer could communicate an array of information from the body of the instrument by extending the instrument using sensing technology and embedded systems.
The instrument is played in a seated position, the body of the instrument held on the lap in a nearly vertical position parallel to the torso.
Also referred to as the harmonica or blues harp, the mouth organ is generally rectangular in shape, with the body of the instrument containing metal reeds which run the width of the instrument.
The original Hornbostel-Sachs system classified instruments into four main groups: Idiophones, which produce sound by vibrating the primary body of the instrument itself; they are sorted into concussion, percussion, shaken, scraped, split, and plucked idiophones, such as claves, xylophone, guiro, slit drum, mbira, and rattle.
The lower section is visually separated from the main body of the instrument cluster by a "trench," and it appears to float in front of the instrument cluster.
