Musical Instruments in Italian

Musical instruments in Italian: un pianoforte (piano), un tamburo (drum), un violino (violin), un flauto (flute), una tromba (trumpet), un sassofono (saxophone). Below are all 12 musical instruments from lesson 149 of the Flashcardly course, each with a picture and native audio.

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Lesson 149 · Music & Instruments 12 words

  • un pianoforte piano

    Lei suona il pianoforte.

    She plays the piano.

  • un tamburo drum

    Sento il tamburo che suona forte.

    I hear the loud drum.

  • un violino violin

    Lei suona bene il violino.

    She plays the violin well.

  • un flauto flute

    Lei suona il flauto.

    She plays the flute.

  • una tromba trumpet

    L'uomo suona la tromba.

    The man plays the trumpet.

  • un sassofono saxophone

    Il musicista suona il sassofono.

    The musician plays the saxophone.

  • un gruppo band

    Il gruppo suona musica ad alto volume.

    The band plays loud music.

  • una melodia tune

    Lei canta una bellissima melodia.

    She sings a beautiful tune.

  • una canzone song

    Lei canta una bellissima canzone.

    She sings a beautiful song.

  • un ritmo beat

    Il ritmo della musica è veloce.

    The beat of the music is fast.

  • un ritmo rhythm

    La musica ha un ritmo veloce.

    The music has a fast rhythm.

  • un microfono microphone

    Lei ha parlato al microfono.

    She spoke into the microphone.

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