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Corno da caccia

C311
Corno da Caccia in Bb/A

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bell:

brass, 170mm (6.69 in.) with small garland
brass, 180mm (7.1 in.) with large garland

valve section:

4 valves,
bore size 11.0- 11.17mm (0.43 - 0.44 in.)

leadpipes:

2 different lengths for pitches between 435Hz to 450 Hz
2 sizes standard, other sizes on request

trigger:

without, optionally for 3rd and 4th slide

surface:

polished, lacquering,
silver plating, gold plating optional

There is nearly no recent brass instrument which is being more discussed with regard to tonal requirements than the Corno da Caccia.

Certainly various opinions are solid related to a particular era of the historic corno or the desired usage in todays music.

The new model C 311 allows to serve nearly all sound styles if blown with according leadpipe and mouthpiece.

It can be blown very soft and horn-like with the standard leadpipe and a flugelhorn mouthpiece but also like a historic Corno when a different leadpipe and a trumpet mouthpiece are being used. In addition to model C 311 other variants are available.

If equipped with an A crook the C 311 can be played in A tuning.

 

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