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| | Bagpipe -- 16th/17th Century |
 | | The beggars have hurdy-gurdy, violin, shawm, shawm/pommer and bagpipe. | | | They have a bagpipe, two shawms, pommer and recorder. | | | On the wall there are a violin, a bagpipe, a shawm and a trumpet. |
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http://www.unh.edu/music/Icon/ibpks.htm
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| | Encyclopedia: Shawm |
| | The Philadelphia-based Piffaro, The Renaissance Band is a 21st century early music ensemble specializing in the performance of music for shawms; its players employ reproductions of historical instruments. | | | Early music is a term used to describe pre-Classical Western music, from the earliest written music to 1500 at the earliest (Judd, 1998, p. | | | It produced a loud shrill tone, and was used by military bands during the Crusades, as well as in ordinary life for dancing. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Shawm
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| | The Armory, Page 2 |
| | The shawm’s tone could be described as 'loud' or 'shrill' and because of the piercing quality and sheer volume of its tone, the shawm was primarily played outdoors. | | | One of the problems with medieval music was that an instrument was often limited in its tonal range to a single octave. | | | A dulcian could be played in church to provide the bass tone for motets and masses; it could be played in rooms and chambers at court and other secular areas, providing intimate music for those subdued settings. |
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http://www.gemstone.net/etimes/et9/armory2.htm
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| | The Beltway Early Music Band |
| | MEGAN DUFFY plays shawm, cornamuse, krummhorn, and recorder, and percussion, and sings alto; other music groups include GW Early Music Collegium and Sylvan Ayres. | | | PAUL SIEGEL plays shawm, cornamuse, krummhorn, recorder, and dulcian, and sings bass; other music groups include Sylvan Ayres, GW Early Music Collegium, and Washington Recorder Society. | | | RON BOUCHER plays shawm, dulcian, krummhorn, cornamuse, recorder, and viola da gamba, and sings tenor/countertenor. |
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http://www.radix.net/~dglenn/bands/bemb.html
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| | Index of /org/projects/SHAWM |
| | The SHAWM is a multipurpose, Linux-based, networked appliance for music performance and recording. | | | SHAWM - Simple Home Audio Workstation for Musicians | | | It's mainly intended to provide everything (except a voice and an instrument, of course) a lone singer-songwriter needs to record songs in a home environment, and secondarily for solo performance gigs. |
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http://www.penguinsong.org/org/projects/SHAWM
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| | Diabolus in Musica Guide to Early Instruments - The Shawm and Curtal |
| | Instruments very much like the medieval shawm can still be heard in many countries today, played by street musicians or sometimes by military bands. | | | he shawm band occupied its processional/dance/military niche until the mid-seventeenth century. | | | The standard outdoor dance band in the fifteenth century consisted of a slide trumpet playing popular melodies, while two shawms improvised countermelodies over it - rather like jazz. |
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http://www.diabolus.org/guide/shawm.htm
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| | EMC Shawm Businesses - early wind instrument makers |
| | Distributor of recorders, crumhorns, cornamuses, dulcians, shawms, Renaissance and Baroque flutes, oboes, and bassoons, cornetti, serpents, rauschpfeifes, racketts, chalumeaux, kortholts, and sheet music and accessories. | | | Seller of recorders, chalumeaux, cornamuses, cornettos, cortols, crumhorns, dulcians, flutes, racketts, rauschpfeifes, schalmei, and shawms. | | | Maker of recorders, crumhorns, cornamuses, rauschpfeifes, shawms, cornetts, flutes, dulcians, hautboys, racketts, chalumeaux, and other instruments. |
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http://earlymusichicago.org/businesses_shawm.htm
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| | Jazz All About Jazz |
| | Whether it was the bagpipes and hurdy-gurdy heard by the peasant population in the country or the elaborate shawm bands in the city, or the lute-recorder groups favored by the nobility, Flemish music was every bit as integral to life as the visual arts. | | | Chansons et Danceries (literally, Songs and Dances) explores both French shawm band that appeared in the French Court during the 16th and 17th centuries and the softer repertoire of recorder and flutes, also common in the Courts. | | | The composers of a good bit of this music are not known, fragments of melody that make up the stones that built the foundation of the future music composed by the likes of Pierre de la Rue, Tylman Susato, Jacob Obrecht, and Johannes Ghiselin. |
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http://www.allaboutjazz.com/articles/arti0302_06.htm
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| | Piffaro, Music from the Odhecaton |
| | Piffaro are Adam Gilbert (shawm, recorders, bagpipes), Rotem Gilbert (shawm, recorders, bagpipes), Grant Herreid (lute, renaissance guitar) Greg Ingles (sackbut, recorder), Joan Kimball (shawm, recorders, bagpipes, doucaine), Robert Weimkem (shawm, recorders,, doucaine, percussion), Tom Zajac (sackbut, bagpipes, doucaine, harp), along with guests Danny Mallon (percussion), Kiri Tollaksen (cornetto), Mack Ramsey (Sackbut). | | | Piffaro's recordings have ranged from the erudite selections to music played by common folk. | | | They also seem to double up in other early music groups. |
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http://www.greenmanreview.com/piffaro.htm
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| | Various Artists: 1588 - Music from the Time of the Spanish Armada: The York Waits |
| | Ian Richardson - Alto Recorder, Curtal, Flute (Tenor), Hurdygurdy, Recorder, Recorder (Soprano), Shawm, Sopranino | | | James Merryweather - Alto Recorder, Bagpipes, Curtal, Recorder, Recorder (Tenor), Shawm | | | Roger Richardson - Alto Recorder, Basset Horn, Flute (Bass), Recorder, Recorder (Bass), Recorder (Soprano), Shawm, Sopranino |
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http://www.djangomusic.com/item_music.asp?id=R+++303303&djc=
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| | PAC 8 |
| | Next was another lauda, sung by C. Sheinberg with a viol drone (and with much coloration for all the repertoire,) and a Puer Natus sung by her and Kalberg, with shawm. | | | The program opened with a 10th century solo, followed by a 14th century unison, and a reading on the Annunciation by Phil Bock, whose vocal quality in his readings seemed a bit too affected. | | | Shore was effective with the recorders and other instrumental contributions. |
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http://www.losalamos.com/pac8/ArtsAlive!/musica_dec.asp
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| | The Bagpipe -- 15th & 16th Century |
| | They have viol, lute, bagipe and shawm (?). | | | Shepherds play hurdy-gurdy, bagpipe (pausing) and woodwind (recorder or shawm). | | | Includes a procession led by musicians playing bagpipe and shawm. |
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http://www.unh.edu/music/Icon/ibpis.htm
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| | The Shawm Pifarri |
| | In the beginning, the pifarri were noisy, boisterous dance bands made up entirely of shawms. | | | Thus the shawm pifarri fell out of favor as the musical and entertainment tastes of Italians changed. | | | The shawm and trombone band was popular in Italy until the early part of the sixteenth century, although the shawms and trombones can already be found in conjunction with the more modern cornetts in some instances. |
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http://www.tiltedworld.com/brenda/shawmpifarri.html
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| | Shawms |
| | This shawm, with its loud and exciting sound, is immensely satisfying to play in the shawm band. | | | Particular attention has been paid to intonation and response so that this shawm will be easy to play and a welcome addition to the shawm band needing a tenor voice. | | | This instrument is based on a one-keyed original in Prague, but has been correctly scaled to play properly at A-440. |
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http://www.roberthcronin.com/shawms.htm
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| | destination:sally |
| | A predecessor of the modern oboe that went out of fashion with the new instrument, but is still used to achieve the authentic sound of 'medieval music'. | | | A very ordinary instrument, though not as common in metal bands. | | | The different tunes are played on the shawm. |
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http://www.destinationsally.com/instruments.html
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| | MSN Encarta - Shawm |
| | Shawm, generic term for double-reed musical instruments, found in many parts of the world, that incorporate a pirouette, a disc partially surrounding... | | | Become a subscriber today and gain access to: |
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http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761579689/Shawm.html
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| | Corvus Corax, Mille Anni Passi Sunt |
| | According to their Web site, "Venustus Oleriasticus" -- the band's founder and instrument-maker-- plays bagpipes, shawm, (a double-reed instrument that sounds a little like an oboe, only more shrill) bombarde (another double-reed instrument; this one also sounds a bit like an oboe, but has a deeper tone than the shawm), and cornet. | | | For about 10 years, this German group has been unearthing scraps and snippets of medieval music, piecing together what they can and re-creating the rest, performing it on instruments that were built based on originals that likely turned to dust before the end of the Dark Ages. | | | Meister Selbfried" was apparently the second member of the band, and plays bombard, shawm, flute and bagpipes. |
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http://www.greenmanreview.com/anniapassisunt.html
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| | Shawm party |
| | The musicianship is superlative, with sackbuts, lutes and shawms joining recorders, hurdy-gurdy and clear vocals. | | | A fine CD, produced by Beautiful Jo Records, allows us to share the fun. | | | The songs come from all over Renaissance Europe and the moods range from boisterous revelry via delicate piety to poignant meditation. |
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http://web.ukonline.co.uk/attadale/tes.html
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| | Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg - News & Events - News |
| | In addition to the ensemble of early instrumentation, the concert will feature the splendid choral sounds of the Schola Cantorum of Gettysburg, performing several 17th Century choral motets of Johann Hermann Schein. | | | (Gettysburg, PA) The Boston Shawm & Sackbut Ensemble will bring the sounds of early instrumental music in their next performance for Music Gettysburg! | | | Throughout the Western world, all during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, musicians were employed by cities, towns, courts and cathedrals to enliven public events, to play for processions and dancing, to increase devotion. |
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http://www.ltsg.edu/db/index.htm?dir=news&page=news&cat=news&artid=98
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| | Program_F' |
| | Emily Schiltz, recorders and tenor crumhorn; Jeanne Steege, recorder and tenor crumhorn; Kelly Grosvold, recorder, flute, and bass crumhorn; Tim Laffredi, recorder and alto crumhorn | | | L'homme arme --- cornett, shawm, sackbuts, and recorder | | | Dung aultre aymer --- cornett, shawm, and sackbuts --- Pierre de la Rue |
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http://www.stolaf.edu/depts/music/collegium/programs/program_f98.htm
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| | The hip beats of the 1600s » ABC Queensland |
| | Music Prima is a group of five experts in Medieval and Renaissance music who perform on an impressive array of exotic period instuments. | | | To listen to Elizabeth and Sue play a duet on the bowed psaltery, click on the link below. | | | Sue Hunkin is an expert on the shawm, which is a very early form of the modern oboe. |
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http://www.abc.net.au/queensland/stories/s1089487.htm
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| | Ciaramella Index |
| | Ciaramella takes its name from the Italian word for “shawm” and from a girl of fifteenth-century song. | | | Like the instrument, her clothes are full of holes, and when she opens her mouth, she knocks men flat. |
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http://www.ciaramella.org
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| | Shawm |
| | The Shawm: A Library of Church Music; embracing about one thousand pieces, consisting of psalm and hymn tunes adapted to every meter in use, anthems, chants, and set pieces; to which is added an original cantata, entitled | | | It's well worth exploring, even if you have to transcribe the tunes to sing with others. | | | As evidenced by its title page, the Shawm is genuinely encyclopedic, containing a vast hoard of new |
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http://www.geocities.com/mlmoore_99.geo/Shawm.html
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| | shawms |
| | The Early Music Shop carries a variety, as do the von Huene Workshop, Antique Sound Workshop, and Courtly Music. | | | Both are double-reed instruments having a conical bore, lacking a hole for the left thumb. | | | Only having had the horn a short time, I haven't developed any proficiency on it (and the fingerspan takes a bit of getting used to). |
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http://www.contrabass.com/pages/shawms.html
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| | Boston Shawm & Sackbut Performs at Music, Gettysburg! |
| | Boston Shawm and Sackbut Performs at Music, Gettysburg! | | | The Boston Shawm and Sackbut Ensemble can be heard on several recordings with the Boston Camerata on the Erato label, and various combinations of its players have made significant contributions to recordings by the Taverner Players, Gabrieli Players, and Ensemble for Early Music. | | | Other members of the group include Dan Skillman, Mac Ramsey, Douglas Kirk, Michael Collier and Cecile Gendron. |
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http://www.musicgettysburg.org/performers/bsse.htm
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| | Library of Lady Darcena - Clan Snar's Feast of Remembrance |
| | Rosana begins softly playing a tune on her shawm, the silence replaced with a faint, sweet melody. | | | As Rosana continues softly playing her shawm, the area is filled with the gentle melody. | | | Beautiful dulcet tones float on the air as Rosana plays on, her shawm swaying slightly. |
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http://darcena.iwarp.com/library/dfeast4.htm
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| | The Boston Camerata: Christmas Holiday CD: Noël, Noël (French Christmas Music) |
| | Jesse Lepkoff, flutes and recorders; Dan Stillman, sackbut, shawm, recorders; Carol Lewis, vielle and tenor viol; Alice Robbins, vielle and bass viol; John Fleagle, hurdy-gurdy (vielle-à-roue); Joel Cohen, lute and percussion | | | Click on the MP3 or RealPlayer icon to listen | | | assisted by; THE BOSTON SHAWM AND SACKBUT ENSEMBLE Douglas Kirk, cornet and shawm; William Ramsey, sackbut; Dan Stillman, shawm and sackbut; Stephen Lundahl, sackbut |
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http://bostoncamerata.org/cd/titles/noelnoel.htm
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| | MHN Instrument Encyclopedia |
| | In part, the oboe was developed during the late 17th century to provide a quieter alternative to the shawm which would be more suitable for indoor concert music. | | | The ancestor of the Western oboe was another reed instrument called the "shalmey" or "shawm" which had finger-holes but no keys. | | | During the 18th century, many works were composed for solo oboe, including pieces by such renowned composers as J.S. Bach and G.P. Telemann. |
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http://www.si.umich.edu/chico/instrument/pages/oboe_gnrl.html
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| | Home |
| | A large fontanelle protects the key mechanism of the lowest note(s), and the crenellated metal band often found wrapped around the bell not only helps protect the instrument but also helps make the shawm a sturdy weapon for settling disputes among town musicians | | | This section of the instrument is very long and contributes to the tone and carrying power of the instrument. | | | The shawm is a double reed instrument, that is an ancestor of the oboe. |
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http://www.btinternet.com/~mrfield/MusicatSchool/Year10and11/Renaissance_Online/Reninstruments_shawm.htm
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| | Shawms |
| | They have a range of just over 2 octaves and come complete with carrying case. | | | The forerunner of the modern oboe the shawm has a loud, bright clear sound. | | | This makes it easier and cheaper to produce but the sound is just as bright and clear as a renaissance shawm. |
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http://www.e-m-s.com/cat/woodwind/woodwind/shawms.htm
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| | Shawms |
| | The soprano I "built" myself from an Early Music Shop kit. | | | Shawms are what people played before they had oboes. | | | The shawm to the left here is a tenor shawm, pitched an octave below the soprano in C. Shawms were made in sizes ranging from sopranino (in F, a fourth above) to great bass in C (two octaves below the soprano, but usually with range extended via keywork downward to G). |
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http://www.contrabass.com/pages/shawm.html
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| | Shawm at 24 Music |
| | 24 Music is a completly free-of-charge service that helps you save time and money when searching for Shawm online. | | | Search thousands of Shawm websites for the products or services you're looking for. | | | These tools enables you to find the best and cheapest Shawm products. |
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http://www.24music.co.uk/music-instruments/shawm.html
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| | THE HISTORY OF THE OBOE. |
| | In the classical era,a pair of oboes were essential for every symphony orchestra, and later composers somtimes required more. | | | It was invented in the 17th century by the French musicians Jean Hotteterre and Michel Danican Philidor, who modified the louder shawm (the prevailing double-reed instrument) for indoor use. | | | The oboe is non-transposing and has a natural scale of D. Although still higher notes are obtainable, generally accepted range is from B flat below middle C to an octave above G on top of the trebel clef. |
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http://www.expage.com/page/snelgrove2oboes
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| | RWC Shawm - Soprano kit description |
| | A cane reed, brass staple, bell hole drill, instruction manual and fingering chart are all included. | | | The soprano shawm is the most popular of the shawm family and has a range of two octaves c' - c''' | | | The Renaissance Workshop Company Ltd Soprano Shawm kit is extremely simple to assemble involving only three turned parts and no fingerhole drilling. |
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http://www.rwcweb.com/kitdesc.jsp?id=76
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| | Shakespeare's Theatre |
| | Can't take another breath until you find out what a shawm, a tabor, a bass crumhorn sounds like? | | | Then you must visit the Renaissance Consort Home Page. |
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http://shakespeare.palomar.edu/theatre.htm
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| | Contrabass Discography |
| | If you can plug a hole in the list below, please feel free to | | | Contrabass Oboe in FF Contrabass Oboe in CC Bass Shawm |
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http://www.contrabass.com/pages/c-discog.html
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| | Shawm Brydon wallpapers, contact, biography, filmography, posters, gallery, pictures, nude, picture, naked, photos, ... |
| | Shawm Brydon DVDs, photos, memorabilia, books, videos and CDs | | | This is the unofficial website of Shawm Brydon so the information contained here might not be correct including images, wallpaper, cards, poster, picture, photos, bio data, naked. | | | Shawm Brydon fan site @ womendex.com contains gallery, nude, wallpapers, posters, contact, biography, filmography, pictures. |
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http://www.celebspulse.com/Shawm-Brydon.html
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| | Amazon.com: Music: French Christmas Music |
| | To hear a song sample, click on the "Listen | | | Conditor alme siderum, hymn, mode 4 Oyez Seigneur comment parla | | | Mass "Sus le Pont D'Avignon" for 4 voices Dona nobis pacem |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000000SCC?v=glance
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| | Codex Reina |
| | To page of FAQ citation for this disc | | | Performers: Witte Weber (voice), Rogério Gonçalves (shawm, percussion), Thais Ohara (vielle, rebec), Marcelo Ohara (vielle, rebec), Agileu Motta (lute), Eric Mentzel (voice) | | | Contre le temps (virelai; 2 voices, lute, shawm, vielle) |
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http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/cds/sym97155.htm
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| | Der Sackpfeyffer zu Linden - Shawm |
| | The shawm instruments are also called oboe instruments in the western influenced organology, although the (modern) oboe is the most atypical member of the shawm family. | | | Mostly known are shawm, bombard, rauschpfeiff, oboe, bombarde, zurna and shenai. | | | This instrument was developed at the beginning of the 20. |
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http://www.sackpfeyffer-zu-linden.de/shawm.html
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| | Sheet Music Plus - Search Results |
| | Directions for Playing the Shawm, Dulcian and Rankett By Steinkopf+. |
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http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/a/search.html?id=79205&select=Instrument&more=shawm&submit22=Search
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| | A popular Medieval and Renaissance instrument, in use from the 13th to the 17th century. | | | The shawm has a widely conical bore and is made of wood. | | | The shawm was made in seven sizes and preceded the oboe. |
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http://www.music.vt.edu/musicdictionary/texts/Shawm.html
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| | RWC Shawm - Soprano |
| | The strident sound of a shawm carries well in a noisy environment. | | | The Soprano is the most commonly used voice of the shawm family having a playable range of two octaves c' - c'''. | | | The Renaissance shawm (forerunner of the modern oboe) is a double reed instrument with a wide conical bore that flares quickly towards the end into a large bell. |
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http://www.rwcweb.com/details.jsp?id=76
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| | Nonetheless, it is a useful instrument, capable of holding its own in outdoor performances with sackbuts and cornetts. | | | The Steinkopf/Moeck shawms (and other wind instruments) have been roundly criticised in the past for their lack of "authenticity", and there is some justification to this charge. | | | For example, this particular instrument has double holes for E/Eb, F/F# and G/Ab, as well as a thumb hole and an octave hole, none of which was ever found on the originals. |
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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/cbrodersen/SopranoShawm.html
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| | SHAWM - LoveToKnow Article on SHAWM |
| | Michael Praetorius, at the beginning of the I 7th century, enumerates the members of this family (see OBoE); the two,of highest pitch are Schalmeys, the first or little Scha1,mey~being ii~ Bj~ (third line) or A, and the second, also called cantus or discant, in E or D below. | | | The shawm or Schalmey had a compass of two octaves, the second diatonic octave being obtained by overblowiog each of the notes of the first octave an octave higher; the chromatic semitones were produced by half stopping the holes and by cross-fingering. | | | In some instances the reed mouthpiece was half enclosed in a pirouette, a small case having a slit through which that part of the reed which is taken into the mouth of the player was alone exposed, the edges of the silt thus forming a rest for his lips. |
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http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/S/SH/SHAWM.htm
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