- five-part
music could be pla**** by a
consort consisting entirely of
shawms. All
later shawms (excepting the smallest) have at
least one key
allowing a downward...
-
These shawms are
usually used with
other instruments to
accompany the
traditional Catalan circle dance, the Sardana.
Other Catalan folk
shawms are the...
- Mary Rose
shawm, an
early predecessor to the oboe,
instrument historians had been
puzzled by
references to "still
shawms", or "soft"
shawms, that were...
- bouzouki,
shawms Falk
Irmenfried von Hasen-Mümmelstein - bagpipes, vocals, hurdy-gurdy,
shawms El
Silbador (since 2006) - bagpipes,
shawms, smallpipes...
- with the choir. Its uses
would have
included playing dance music with the
shawms and
sackbuts of the city watch,
chamber music, and the
grand polychoral...
-
reedpipes or duct flutes. Similarly, single-reed clarinets, double-reed
shawms, duct
flutes and lip
sounded trumpets are all
possibly described by the...
-
Academic Publishers. p. 133. ISBN 1402013248. Brown, David.
Oriental Oboes and
Shawms Archived 2017-06-16 at the
Wayback Machine larkinam.com Mizmar. Dominik...
-
shawms and
krummhorns were double-reed instruments, but
because the
krummhorns had a
cylindrical bore, they
sounded an
octave lower than the
shawms of...
- the
thirteenth to the
eighteenth centuries,
which typically consisted of
shawms and
slide trumpets or sackbuts.
Waits is the
British equivalent.
These were...
-
northern León and
Zamora provinces.
Tabor pipe (in León) and
dulzaina (a
small shawm-like instrument)
enjoy rich repertoires.[citation needed]
Although dulzaina...
