Glockenspiel (noun)

A percussion instrument that consists of a series of metal bars of different lengths and tuned to different pitches, which are struck with mallets to produce musical tones.

Origin:

Derived from the german words 'glocken' meaning bells and 'spiel' meaning play.

Examples:

1. The glockenspiel added a bright and cheerful sound to the marching band's performance.
2. The glockenspiel player skillfully created a complex rhythm with their mallets.
3. The glockenspiel was a featured instrument in the orchestral piece, adding a lively and sparkling effect.
4. The composer used the glockenspiel to evoke a playful and whimsical mood in the music.
5. The children were fascinated by the sound of the glockenspiel and eagerly tried their hand at playing it.