Renaissance and Baroque musical instruments
by Grzegorz Tomaszewicz

Renaissance Rauschpfeife

Rauschpfeife /a German version of a shawm/ is a loud instrument with a conical canal and double reed, which is closed as in a cornamuse. In the 16ht century it was used to play in the open air with the company of trombones, trumpets and percussion instruments.

It was produced in 4 sizes: sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor.

The GT Rauschpfeife sopran is made of sycamore wood.

Fingering Chart

How temperature affects on height of sound in woodwinds instruments

Recordings

Pictures:

Rauschpfeife sopranino in f and sopran in c

How temperature affects on height of sound in woodwinds instruments

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