A krummhorn is a wooden, double-reed wind instrument with a distinctive curved shape. It features a set of reeds that produce a soft, reedy sound when air is blown through them. The instrument has a unique, slightly nasal tone and is used primarily in Renaissance and early Baroque music. The krummhorn typically has a tapered shape and is played by covering holes along its body to change pitch. It is valued for its historical sound and its role in early music ensembles.

Definition und Bedeutung von „krummhorn“ im Englischen

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