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Anyone Know What This Pipe Type Instrument Is?



 
 
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Old January 10th 07, 06:28 PM posted to rec.music.classical,rec.aviation.products,alt.astronomy,ne.weather
John W. Kennedy
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Default Anyone Know What This Pipe Type Instrument Is?

Michael Haslam wrote:
John W. Kennedy wrote:

clarinet.fan wrote:
Clearly not - too high. I wonder if anyone has made an octocontrabass
recorder & what it would sound like.

Dolmetsch is currently prototyping a "double contrabass recorder".


I remember a photo of a man playing a recorder probably of about 8ft
from the 1970s; would that be a contrabass in C? Is the Dolmetsch double
contrabass a 12ft F or a 16ft C one?


As far as I can tell, Dolmetsch's low line is as follows:

Tenor 2' C
Bass 3' F
Great Bass 4' C
Contrabass 6' F
Contra Great Bass 8' C (in prototype)
Double Contrabass 12' F (starting prototyping)

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