Bassoon in C. Culture: Swiss. Dimensions: Length (end to end) 1146 mm, Length of tube +/-2438 mm including crook and reed, Diameter of bell (opening) 76 mmLength of crook +/- 366 mmLength of wing section +/- 495 mm without tenonLength of butt section 425 mmLength of long section +/- 530 mm without tenonLength of bell 215 mm. Maker: Jeanneret workshop (Swiss, La Chaux-du-Milieu before 1764-after 1786 Le Locle). Date: 1771.A special Swiss version of the bassoon, featuring a metal d'amore bell and only one key (F) in addition to three sound holes in the bass joint. There are no D- and B-flat keys. This kind of bassoon was used in churches only to accompany psalm singing, which did not descend lower than F. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

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Bassoon in C. Culture: Swiss. Dimensions: Length (end to end) 1146 mm, Length of tube +/-2438 mm including crook and reed, Diameter of bell (opening) 76 mmLength of crook +/- 366 mmLength of wing section +/- 495 mm without tenonLength of butt section 425 mmLength of long section +/- 530 mm without tenonLength of bell 215 mm. Maker: Jeanneret workshop (Swiss, La Chaux-du-Milieu before 1764-after 1786 Le Locle). Date: 1771.A special Swiss version of the bassoon, featuring a metal d'amore bell and only one key (F) in addition to three sound holes in the bass joint. There are no D- and B-flat keys. This kind of bassoon was used in churches only to accompany psalm singing, which did not descend lower than F. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

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