You mean the short film "Come to the Concert"? I searched and found that it was the 10 minute version. I wonder if it's the one you saw. In the order of appearance: 1 violin, 2 trombone, 3 trumpet, 4 French horn or French horn, and then trio); Trumpet and trombone. 5 Cello, and all four instruments have quartets; Then the violin appeared again, the quintet; 6 flute, 7 clarinet (commonly known as clarinet), and then here comes a septet; 8 oboe, and then an octet; 9 bassoon (commonly known as bassoon), and then this is a nonat 10 harp (harp), and all the instruments come into a chamber music group (chamber music). I guess no one is more detailed than me. Codewords are very tired, which is the most basic composition of western orchestras. Usually, an orchestra refers to a band composed of these instruments, which is usually classified in this way. String group: small, medium, large and low; Woodwind group: flute, piccolo, clarinet, oboe and bassoon; Copper tube set: trumpet, trombone, horn, tuba and bass horn; Percussion instruments: timpani, chime, etc. There are also some special musical instruments: British wind, harp, piano and guitar, which are less used by orchestras and more used by large symphonies. Not much to say, and it will be unreliable. I have such a wide range of abilities.