Medieval Pipe

 ( Audio Instrument Product ) 

28 long alto in key of F and has the same fingering as the recorder. The solid rosewood pipe is carved in three sections, with brass trim and key. 8 finger holes. Reed mounts on the inside. Includes reed. The Medieval Pipe is very similar to the rauschpfeif and the cornamuse. There are important differences. The rauschpfeif is distinctive among Renaissance windcap instruments, as it has a conical bore giving it a loud voice.

• Medieval Pipe available on December 09 2015 from Buy for 131.91
  
• Medieval Pipe available on June 24 2015 from Newegg for 112.43
  
• UPC bar code 844731008955 ξ1 registered December 09 2015
  
• UPC bar code 844731008955 ξ2 registered June 24 2015
  
• Product category is Medieval Pipe Audio Instrument

• Sku # 9SIA03V01U2216
  

28 long alto in key of F and has the same fingering as the recorder. The solid rosewood pipe is carved in three sections, with brass trim and key. 8 finger holes. Reed mounts on the inside. Includes reed. The Medieval Pipe is very similar to the rauschpfeif and the cornamuse. There are important differences. The rauschpfeif is distinctive among Renaissance windcap instruments, as it has a conical bore giving it a loud voice. The cornamuse has a similar shape as the Medieval Pipe, but the bell on the cornamuse has a closed end. The cornamuse sound escapes through the side holes of the bell giving it a very soft voice. The Medieval Pipe has a straight bore and the bell has an open end; it is much softer sounding than the rauschpfeife. The primary art in playing windcap instruments is in maintaining a strong breath pressure to keep the reed vibrating and the instrument in tune. The required breath pressure is very strong compared to flute and recorder.

^ Medieval Pipe Buy. UPC 844731008955 (revised Dec 2015)
^ (2012). Medieval Pipe, Roosebeck. Newegg. UPC 844731008955 (revised Jun 2015)