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Contrab**** (from Italian: contrabb****o)
refers to
several musical instruments of very low pitch—generally one
octave below b****
register instruments. While...
- The
contrab**** trombone (German: Kontrab****posaune, Italian:
trombone contrabb****o) is the lowest-pitched
instrument in the
trombone family of br**** instruments...
- The
contrab**** flute is one of the
rarer members of the
flute family.
Typically seen in
flute ensembles, it is
sometimes also used in solo and chamber...
- The
contrab**** clarinet (also
pedal clarinet,
after the
pedals of pipe organs) and contra-alto
clarinet are the two
largest members of the
clarinet family...
- The
contrab**** saxophone is the second-lowest-pitched
extant member of the
saxophone family proper. It is
pitched in E♭ one
octave below the
baritone saxophone...
- The
contrab**** bugle (usually
shortened to
contra or
simply called the
marching tuba) is the lowest-pitched br****
instrument in the drum and
bugle corps...
- The
contrab**** sarrusophone is the
deepest of the
family of sarrusophones,
built in
three sizes pitched in E♭, C or B♭. It was made in the 19th and early...
- A
contrab**** guitar is a low-register b**** guitar,
typically with six strings. It is
often called, simply, a six-string b**** guitar. The five-string b****...
- E♭ and B♭,
while the
Wieprecht "b****tuba" and the
subsequent Červený
contrab**** tuba were
pitched in F and C (see
below on
pitch systems). Sax's instruments...
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sometimes referred to as a
contrab**** flute in G. The subcontrab****
flute is
pitched either in the key of G, a
fourth below the
contrab**** flute in C and two...
