Crumhorn (tenor)
16th century | I. Milla
The crumhorn SAM 203 catches the eye of the visitor because of its individual design. The narrow, zylindrical main bore widens abruptly in the area of the extremely unusal added joint (holes of the little finger) and continues into the detachable bell with a tulip shaped inner form. The windcap of this instrument made of boxwood (instead of maple) is not original. (bd)
Lit.: Beatrix Darmstädter: Die Krummhörner und die Windkapselschalmei aus der Sammlung alter Musikinstrumente, Sammlungskataloge des Kunsthistorischen Museums, Bd. 8, Wien 2015, S. 141-149
The crumhorn SAM 203 catches the eye of the visitor because of its individual design. The narrow, zylindrical main bore widens abruptly in the area of the extremely unusal added joint (holes of the little finger) and continues into the detachable bell with a tulip shaped inner form. The windcap of this instrument made of boxwood (instead of maple) is not original. (bd)
Lit.: Beatrix Darmstädter: Die Krummhörner und die Windkapselschalmei aus der Sammlung alter Musikinstrumente, Sammlungskataloge des Kunsthistorischen Museums, Bd. 8, Wien 2015, S. 141-149
Manufacturer:
I. Milla
Time:
16th century
Object Name
Crumhorn (tenor)
Culture
Italy (?)
Dimensions:
630 mm x 140 mm x 55 mm
Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Sammlung alter Musikinstrumente
Invs.
Sammlung alter Musikinstrumente, 203
Alte Inv.Nr.:
KK_4082
Schlosser Nr.:
A 214
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