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Described by Coeffet in 1839 as having a clear tone and notes of consistent quality, the serpent a pavillon consists of three sections with a coiled metal bocal and metal bell, six fingerholes with no thumbhole, and three keys (including a left hand vent key). The middle portion, a U-shaped wooden stock of parallel tubing, is less substantial in weight and width than the basson russe. |
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For a complete description of the different types of bass horns, see Bass horns and Russian bassoons by Craig Kridel |
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