1. Piano: As one of the most common and basic musical instruments, the piano is widely recognized in the art examination. Candidates need to have good finger flexibility, intonation and musical expression skills.
2. Violin: Violin is a difficult stringed instrument, which requires candidates to have a good sense of pitch, timbre control and bow drawing skills.
3. Cello: Cello is another difficult stringed instrument, which requires candidates to have a good sense of pitch, timbre control and bow drawing skills.
4. Flute: Flute is a wind instrument, which requires candidates to have good breath control, timbre performance and skills.
5. Clarinet: Clarinet is a woodwind instrument, which requires candidates to have good breath control, timbre performance and skills.
6. Trumpet: Trumpet is a brass instrument, which requires candidates to have good breath control, timbre performance and skills.
7. percussion instruments: percussion instruments include drum sets and cymbals. This requires candidates to have a good sense of rhythm and skills.
In addition to the instruments listed above, there are other instruments that can also be used as extra points, such as guitar, guzheng and pipa. But no matter which instrument you choose, candidates need to have a solid musical foundation and a high technical level in order to get extra points in the art test. In addition, candidates should also choose their own musical instruments according to their own interests and specialties, and give full play to their potential.