- The
shawm (/ʃɔːm/) is a
conical bore, double-reed
woodwind instrument made in
Europe from the 12th
century to the
present day. It
achieved its peak of...
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Catalan shawm is one of two
varieties of
shawm, an oboe-like
woodwind musical instrument pla**** in
Catalonia in
northeastern Spain. The
types of
shawm commonly...
- the
thirteenth to the
eighteenth centuries,
which typically consisted of
shawms and
slide trumpets or sackbuts.
Waits is the
British equivalent.
These were...
- Mizmar, a
shawm similar to the
shehnai Nadaswaram, a
similar South Indian instrument Reed instrument, a type of
woodwind instrument Shawm, a type of...
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Tenoroon Contrab****oon
Biforaers (Sicily)
Bombardeers (France)
Catalan shawm Cromorne (French baroque,
different from the crumhorn)
Contra Forte Duduk...
-
northern León and
Zamora provinces.
Tabor pipe (in León) and
dulzaina (a
small shawm-like instrument)
enjoy rich repertoires.[citation needed]
Although dulzaina...
- Mary Rose
shawm, an
early predecessor to the oboe,
instrument historians had been
puzzled by
references to "still
shawms", or "soft"
shawms, that were...
- was
called a hautbois. This name was also used for its predecessor, the
shawm, from
which the
basic form of the
hautbois was derived.
Major differences...
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partially enclosed by a pirouette, like the
shawm. It has been
argued the
dulcian displaced the b****
shawm, on
account of its more
convenient size, but...
- wind instrument. In Egypt, the term
mizmar usually refers to the
conical shawm that is
called zurna in
Turkey and Armenia.
Mizmar is also a term used for...
