IPA: /ɡlɒkənˈʃpiːl/
KK: /ˈɡlɑkənˌʃpiːl/
A musical instrument made of metal bars that are struck with hammers to produce sound, typically arranged in a way that allows for playing melodies.
The orchestra included a glockenspiel, adding a bright sound to the performance.
Glockenspiel → The word is derived from the German "Glocke" (meaning bell) and "Spiel" (meaning play). The term refers to a musical instrument that plays notes by striking metal bars, resembling the sound of bells.
Imagine a 'play' ('Spiel') of 'bells' ('Glocke') — that's why a glockenspiel is an instrument that plays bell-like sounds.
No commonly confused words.