Historical German Shawm: Tenor (440 Hz) by Guntram Wolf 1660 Quick and accurate response: makes

Quick and accurate response: makes a reliable playing partner

These can be placed interchangeably as the upper windway ceiling and fixed with a ring

Jan Steenbergen (1676-1752) worked in the first half of the 18th century in Amsterdam as a manufacturer of woodwind instruments

4 pieces plus adjustable mouth pipe

Historical German Shawm: Tenor (440 Hz) by Guntram Wolf 1660 Quick and accurate response: makesHistory of German Shawms Historical versions of the oboe were are vast and varied. The Renaissance ensemble got a clear double reed contour through the use of a set of shawms. Shawms were used both as solo voices and as background color. They were particularly used in combination with trombones (sackbutts). Like dulcians, they are indispensable for the music and sound of this period. A German shawm and dulcian combined make an ideal Renaissance