It is called a "triangle"
I know, not very imaginative is it?
Because if it were called a triangle while shaped like a square, people would laugh, and we Engineers already have enough credibility problems with clients. The same rationale applies to the musical percussion instrument.
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A triangle with no equal sides is called a Scalene Triangle.
It is an equilateral triangle
this is called an obtuse triangle the triangle that has one angle 90 degrees is called a right traingle a triangle that has 3 angles less than 90 degrees is called an acute triangle
A small percussion instrument with 3 sides is called a triangle. It is a simple idiophone instrument made of a steel rod bent into a triangle shape. It is played by striking it with a metal beater.
The instrument for measuring the angles of a triangle is called a protractor.
Because if it were called a triangle while shaped like a square, people would laugh, and we Engineers already have enough credibility problems with clients. The same rationale applies to the musical percussion instrument.
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A kantele
No, the triangle is not considered a percussion instrument. It is classified as an idiophone, a type of instrument that produces sound through vibrations of the instrument itself.
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A Triangle! (musical instrument)The (Swanson) speed square and the navigational triangle are two other triangular instruments.
The triangle notation in music represents a percussion instrument called the triangle. It is used to indicate when and how the triangle should be played in a musical piece, adding a unique sound and rhythm to the composition.
The quietest instrument in an orchestra is the triangle.
The triangle is a percussion instrument and is in the shape of a triangle and is made from metal- this instrument is normally played with a beater to make diferent sounds which start and finish before the next sound is made. :)
There is a musical instrument called a triangle, it is both shaped, and named, the same as the three-sided figure itself.