The didgeridoo, kazoo, OBOE, ORGAN, TUBA, and ocarina are all wind instruments that are commonly associated with Australia. The didgeridoo is a long wooden wind instrument that is traditionally used by Aboriginal Australians. The kazoo is a small, handheld instrument that produces a buzzing sound when the player hums into it. The OBOE is a double-reed woodwind instrument that has a distinctively mellow tone. The ORGAN is a keyboard instrument that produces sound through air being pushed through pipes. The TUBA is a large brass instrument that produces a deep, low-pitched sound. Finally, the ocarina is a small, egg-shaped wind instrument that produces a sweet, flute-like sound.