6-String Consort Bass Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi christopher english Pitch: A=442Hz

Pitch: A=442Hz

This tenor Reniassance dulcian can be tuned to either 440 Hz or 465 Hz and is in the key of c

it is particularly suitable for playing with the piano and other "modern" instruments and is strong enough to hold its own with a Baroque orchestra

This model is available in both birch plywood and solid cherrywood

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6-String Consort Bass Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi christopher english Pitch: A=442HzThis model is crafted in the style of English luthier Henry Jaye's 1620 model. It plays well with all gut strings, but, because the strings are so long, it can be more difficult to play double stops or chords. This model is ideal for consort music or music that emphasizes the low register. It features a high quality, fine grain wood with a thick, glossy finish and ornate decorative purfling on the belly, back and edges of the instrument. The