### 3.5.2 MIDI Instruments

The MIDI instrument to be used is specified by setting the `Staff.midiInstrument` property to the instrument name. The name should be chosen from the list in MIDI instruments.

>     \new Staff {
>       \set Staff.midiInstrument = #"glockenspiel"
>       …notes…
>     }

>     \new Staff \with {midiInstrument = #"cello"} {
>       …notes…
>     }

If the selected instrument does not exactly match an instrument from the list of MIDI instruments, the Grand Piano (`"acoustic grand"`) instrument is used.

## A.6 MIDI instruments

The following is a list of names that can be used for the `midiInstrument` property. The order of the instruments below, starting in the left-hand column moving down, corresponds to the General MIDI Standard’s 128 Program Numbers.

>     acoustic grand            contrabass           lead 7 (fifths)
>     bright acoustic           tremolo strings      lead 8 (bass+lead)
>     electric grand            pizzicato strings    pad 1 (new age)
>     honky-tonk                orchestral harp      pad 2 (warm)
>     electric piano 1          timpani              pad 3 (polysynth)
>     electric piano 2          string ensemble 1    pad 4 (choir)
>     harpsichord               string ensemble 2    pad 5 (bowed)
>     clav                      synthstrings 1       pad 6 (metallic)
>     celesta                   synthstrings 2       pad 7 (halo)
>     glockenspiel              choir aahs           pad 8 (sweep)
>     music box                 voice oohs           fx 1 (rain)
>     vibraphone                synth voice          fx 2 (soundtrack)
>     marimba                   orchestra hit        fx 3 (crystal)
>     xylophone                 trumpet              fx 4 (atmosphere)
>     tubular bells             trombone             fx 5 (brightness)
>     dulcimer                  tuba                 fx 6 (goblins)
>     drawbar organ             muted trumpet        fx 7 (echoes)
>     percussive organ          french horn          fx 8 (sci-fi)
>     rock organ                brass section        sitar
>     church organ              synthbrass 1         banjo
>     reed organ                synthbrass 2         shamisen
>     accordion                 soprano sax          koto
>     harmonica                 alto sax             kalimba
>     concertina                tenor sax            bagpipe
>     acoustic guitar (nylon)   baritone sax         fiddle
>     acoustic guitar (steel)   oboe                 shanai
>     electric guitar (jazz)    english horn         tinkle bell
>     electric guitar (clean)   bassoon              agogo
>     electric guitar (muted)   clarinet             steel drums
>     overdriven guitar         piccolo              woodblock
>     distorted guitar          flute                taiko drum
>     guitar harmonics          recorder             melodic tom
>     acoustic bass             pan flute            synth drum
>     electric bass (finger)    blown bottle         reverse cymbal
>     electric bass (pick)      shakuhachi           guitar fret noise
>     fretless bass             whistle              breath noise
>     slap bass 1               ocarina              seashore
>     slap bass 2               lead 1 (square)      bird tweet
>     synth bass 1              lead 2 (sawtooth)    telephone ring
>     synth bass 2              lead 3 (calliope)    helicopter
>     violin                    lead 4 (chiff)       applause
>     viola                     lead 5 (charang)     gunshot
>     cello                     lead 6 (voice)

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