- The
dulcian is a
Renaissance woodwind instrument, with a
double reed and a
folded conical bore.
Equivalent terms include English: curtal, German: Dulzian...
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German ****ott. ****ot is an Old
French word
meaning a
bundle of sticks. The
dulcian came to be
known as ****otto in Italy. However, the
usual etymology that...
- to as the
dulcian, and was
called curtal in England, ****ott or ****otto in
Germany and Italy, and bajón in Spain.[citation needed] The
dulcian, like the...
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Vihuela Cornamuse Cromorne Crumhorn Rackett Rauschpfeife Recorder Shawm Dulcian Trumpet Cornett Sackbut Serpent Natural horn
Slide trumpet Natural trumpet...
- b**** line led to the
development of lower-pitched
dulcians.
Examples of
these low-pitched
dulcians include the octaveb****, the quint****ott, and the quart****ott...
- (French baroque,
different from the crumhorn)
Contra Forte Duduk (Armenia)
Dulcian Dulzaina (Spain)
Heckelphone Piccolo heckelphone Hichiriki (****an) Kèn...
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flute Chalumeau Cortol (also
known as Cortholt, Curtall, Oboe family)
Dulcian Musette de cour
Baroque oboe
Rackett Recorder B****oon
Cornett Natural horn...
- family), the reed pipe, the bagpipe, the
transverse flute, the recorder, the
dulcian, and the crumhorn.
Simple pipe
organs existed, but were
largely confined...
- 19th century. In the
Middle Ages, a
minstrel accompanied singers with a
dulcian.
Polyphony in the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the
Pillar was first...
-
drawing by
Denis van Alsloot.
Instruments are (from left to right): a b****
dulcian, an alto shawm, a
treble cornett, a
soprano shawm, a
second alto shawm...
