what r u doing italktiv? plz let us help u in the answer hhhhhhhhh lol

@ V.persie : Copy/paste from Wiki :p similar questions could be answered this way . @ Valerina: Ask the guys of Wikipedia ;-)

There are 59 wind instruments listed * Bansuri (India) * Danso (Korea) * Dizi (China) * Duduk (Armenia) * Didgeridoo * Diple (or Dvojnice) (Croatia) * Fife * Flageolet (France) * Fujara (Slovakia) * Gemshorn (Germany) * Hocchiku (Japan) * Hun (Korea) * Irish flute * Inci (Philippines) * Kaval * Khloy (Cambodia) * Khlui (Thailand) * Koudi (China) * Nadaswaram (South India) * Ney * Nohkan (Japan) * Nose flute * Ocarina (Italy) * Organ pipe * Paixiao (China) * Palendag (Philippines) * Pan pipes * Pasiyak or Water whistle (Philippines) * Pulalu (Philippines) * Piano horn * Quena (South America) * Recorder (Germany) * Ryuteki (Japan) * Samponia (Peru) * Shakuhachi (Japan) * Shinobue (Japan) * Shvi (Armenia) * Siku * Slide whistle * Suling (Indonesia/Philippines) * Tin Whistle * Tonette * Tumpong (Philippines) * Veena (South India) * Vertical flute * Washint (Ethiopia) * Western concert flutes: o Piccolo o Flute o Alto flute o Bass flute o Contra-alto flute o Contrabass flute o Subcontrabass flute o Double contrabass flute o Hyperbass flute * Whistle * Willow flute (Scandinavia) * Xiao (China) * Xun (China) * Zufolo (Italy)

lol, I agree. That is a very brilliant use of wikipedia and google though! By the way, the Euphonium and Baritone Horn are synonymous with each other.

There are 35 double reed instruments listed. * Bassoon o Contrabassoon/Double bassoon o Tenoroon * Bifora (Sicily) * Bombarde (France) * Cromorne * Crumhorn * Dulzaina (Spain) * Dulcian * Guan (instrument) (China) * Heckelphone o Piccolo heckelphone o Terz heckelphone * Kèn bầu (Vietnam) * Nadaswaram (India) * Oboes: o Piccolo oboe o Oboe d'amore o Cor anglais/English horn o Oboe da caccia o Bass/Baritone oboe o Contrabass oboe * Rackett * Contrabass á anche / Reed contrabass * Sarrusophones: o Sopranino sarrusophone o Soprano sarrusophone o Alto sarrusophone o Tenor sarrusophone o Baritone sarrusophone o Bass sarrusophone o Contrabass sarrusophone * Shawm * Sralai (Cambodia) * Suona (China) * Surnay * Tarogato (original two-reed variety) * Trompeta china (Cuba) * Tromboon