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baritone horn - The baritone horn is a piston valve brass instrument with a wide-rimmed cup mouthpiece which is pitched in B♭, one octave below the B♭ trumpet.bansuri - The bansuri is a transverse alto flute, which is the North Indian counterpart to the venu.Unlike concertinas it is square, but alike its button action is parallel, typically it has several reeds per button. bandoneón - Invented and used in 1800's Europe, it became popular in Argentina.

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bagpipe - The bagpipe is an instrument consisting of a series of enclosed reeds fed by a bag of air.

arghul - The arghul is a traditional Egyptian double-pipe, single-reed woodwind instrument.

antara ( Andean single row panpipe) - Used in traditional Andes music, it consists of a single row of pipes.

Anglo concertina ( Historical hybrid between English and German style concertinas) - Bisonoric and button layout like the German, reeds and hexagonal ends like the english, this concertina was created to rival the popular German variant imported into England.

alto saxophone ( Middle member of the saxophone family) - The most common member of the saxophone family, it is the alto member.

alto flute - The alto flute is a concert flute in G, lower in tone than the flûte d'amour.

alto clarinet - The alto clarinet is a clarinet in E♭ or sometimes F, normally with a curved neck.

alphorn - The alphorn, or alpine horn, is a conical wood horn used for communication in mountains.algozey - The algozey is a wooden, beaked double-flute traditionally played by goat herders in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan.

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accordion ( Commonly used bellowed free reed with keys/buttons) - Invented and developed by several people in the early 1800's, it has an arm operated bellows with keys or buttons at one end and bass buttons at the other.

accordina ( harmonica/accordion hybrid) - Harmonica/Accordion hybrid where the bellows for the accordion bit with buttons/keys receive air though the user blowing into the instrument like an harmonica.

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