High-pitched woodwind is a term used to describe a type of musical instrument that produces a high-pitched sound. The most common examples of this type of instrument are the OBOE, FLUTE, and sopranorecorder. The OBOE is a double reed woodwind instrument with four letters in its name. The FLUTE is a woodwind instrument with five letters in its name. The sopranorecorder is a type of recorder with fifteen letters in its name. All three instruments produce a high-pitched sound and are commonly used in classical music.