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Early 17th-century Flemish alta cappella, drawing by Denis van Alsloot. Instruments are (from left to right): a bass dulcian, an alto shawm, a treble
Early 17th-century Flemish alta cappella, drawing by Denis van Alsloot. Instruments are (from left to right): a bass dulcian, an alto shawm, a treble cornett, a soprano shawm, a second alto shawm and a tenor sackbut.
A re-created wait in York
A re-created wait in York
Modern reconstruction of a fifteenth-century slide trumpet
Modern reconstruction of a fifteenth-century slide trumpet
Two shawms of the fifteenth-century type
Two shawms of the fifteenth-century type
An alta capella playing from a tower.
An alta capella playing from a tower.
A c. 1425 picture showing a "Turner" (Türmer, in modern German) named Peter.
A c. 1425 picture showing a "Turner" (Türmer, in modern German) named Peter.
The Neukirche (New Church), Leipzig in 1749
The Neukirche (New Church), Leipzig in 1749
Tower music on Easter morning, 1890 illustration
Tower music on Easter morning, 1890 illustration