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    What material is it made of?
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    Typically steel, though some are made of copper.
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    Why is the triangle a triangle and not a square or a circle or some other shape?
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    That is just the way that the game is played.
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    Are triangles used in pop music?
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    Yes. In some pop songs, you can hear a triangle used, but normally the triangle is used more commonly in orchestra type music.
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    Does it matter what corner you play the triangle from when striking the corners?
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    No it doesn't. It doesn't really make a different sound when played at different corners of the instrument.
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