The kortholt is a musical instrument of the woodwind family, used in the Renaissance period. The name comes from Low Saxon and means short (kort) piece of wood (holt). This name is …

Soprano Kortholt: The highest-pitched variant used for melodic lines. Alto Kortholt : A mid-range version that provides balance within ensembles. Tenor Kortholt : Produces deeper tones …

(soprano with soprano recorder and lute with alto and great bass crumhorn) Crumhorns have a characteristically sharp attack which is very effective in an ensemble. Depending on how their …

Here's a couple of crumhorns (soprano and tenor), just for good measure: The cortol is based on the renaissance-era kortholt. It employs a double reed (covered by a windcap), and has a …

2007年8月2日 · Vocal/choral issues. The solo voice in the Renaissance / Ellen Hargis ; On singing and the vocal ensemble I / Alexander Blachly ; On singing and the vocal ensemble II / …

Renaissance shawms were larger in bore and fuller in tone than their medieval predecessors; the earlier soprano instruments (schalmei) were simple unkeyed instruments, whereas the more …

Soprano Rauschpfeife: A common size used in ensembles. Alto Rauschpfeife: Provides a mid-range voice suitable for various musical contexts. Tenor Rauschpfeife: Produces deeper tones …

This is the meaning of the name "kortholt," which translates as "short wood." This instrument is like a doubled-up crumhorn, making it possible to achieve very low notes because of the …

2009年9月24日 · Kortholt - "short wood" - double bore instrument. Also double reed. Suprisingly low pitch for its size. Lizard - it's a lower zink. "tenor cornett", conical bore. Lute - tons and tons …

An alto kortholt and a soprano kortholt with the reedcap removed. A kortholt is basically a crumhorn that has been compressed into two parallel bores in a single piece of wood, …