Orchestras are often thought of as divided into sections based upon the type of instrument contained within those sections (woodwinds, brass, strings, etc). These types of instruments all have their own unique properties but within these sections, each instrument itself has specific characteristics, such as a transposition, a range of notes within which it is feasible for a performer to play, and a variety of extended techniques available to the performer. Create a class hierarchy containing parent class, instrument(), and two subclasses, String() and Woodwind(). Each of these subclasses have their own subclasses, representing instruments that belong to them Orchestras are often thought of as divided into sections based upon the type of instrument contained within those sections (woodwinds, brass, strings, etc). These types of instruments all have their own unique properties, but within these sections, each instrument itself has specific characteristics, such as a transposition, a range of notes within which it is feasible for a performer to play, and a variety of extended techniques available to the performer. Create a class hierarchy containing parent class, instrument(), and two subclasses. String() and Woodwind(). Each of these subclasses have their own subclasses, representing instruments that belong to them as well as attributes (transposition, range, extendedTechniques). Draw a class diagram for this class hierarchy and include that with your submission. NO code necessary for this question. String Instruments: Violin, Cello, Guitar... Woodwind: Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute