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- Contrabassoon - Wikipedia
The contrabassoon, also known as the double bassoon, is a larger version of the bassoon, sounding an octave lower Its technique is similar to its smaller cousin, with a few notable differences
- The contrabassoon: the orchestra’s deepest voice | Classical . . .
The contrabassoon’s history begins in the 18th century, evolving as an extension of the standard bassoon As orchestras grew and composers looked to expand the sonic range of their ensembles, there came a desire for an even lower reed instrument to bolster the bass line
- What Is The Contrabassoon, How It Works And More . . .
The contrabassoon, sometimes referred to as the double bassoon, is a double-reed woodwind instrument that plays an octave lower than the standard bassoon It belongs to the bass family of woodwind instruments and is considered the lowest-pitched instrument in the woodwind section
- Contrabassoon Musical Instrument Facts
What is a Contrabassoon Instrument? The Contrabassoon is a large woodwind instrument in the bassoon family, known for its deep, resonant sound It plays an octave lower than the bassoon, making it one of the lowest-pitched instruments in the orchestra
- Contrabassoon
The contrabassoon is truly the bourdon of the orchestra, reaching notes half an octave below the string bass (not counting five-string basses, and basses with C extensions)
- Contrabassoon - Philharmonia
Contrabassoon-type instruments have been known since the 17th century, however they were little used in orchestras until the late 19th century when Wilhelm Heckel developed the type in use today
- Contrabassoon – Wilhelm Heckel GmbH
The contrabassoon is considerably larger than the bassoon The structure of both instruments is similar in some ways, however, the contrabassoon has a joint which is bent several times and laid side by side
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