Bass Recorder, DCM 0800
Jean Jacques Rippert
three dimensional object
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three-dimensional form
flutes
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1696
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Paris,
1696.
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1 musical instrument ; 112.9 cm (without crook)
Bottom of lowest (foot) joint perforated with 12 vent holes. Originally with strut.
Instrument type: Bass Recorder
Materials: Wood, stained, possibly maple, brass crook, wood mouthpiece, ivory ferrules.
3 sections, top, main section, and wind cap. Crook and mouthpiece are replicas.
Key Holes System: 1/7 holes plus 1 key for F, round flap.
Mark Maximum: RIPPERT / (dolphin?)
Mark Additional: Mark on each section.
Condition: Middle joint slightly warped. Random chips missing from turnings and ivory ferrules (which look like bone).
Provenance: Henning Oppermann, Basel, 7 Aug. 1928. Letter from Oppermann to DCM states "belonged years ago to Hauptmann Schumacher, Lucerne."
Location: Case_02.
Record created through migration from the Performing Arts Encyclopedia Database.
Flute
Specimens
ML30.4a
c-Music
ML30.4a
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/dcmflute.0800
DCM 0800
(DLC) 2004567907
Dayton C. Miller flute collection, 1880-2000 (bulk 1905-1941)
2023866107
hdl:loc.music/dcmflute.0800
DLC
240202
20250607125344.9
23584514
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