MIMO Digitisation Standard

Curved horns without coils: Horizontal position and lateral view. Thecamera is at a right angle with the curve. For side-blown horns, the instrumentcan be inclined in deviating from the right-angle view in order to show themouthpiece. If there are important organological details as finger holes which can be shownonly with the bell to the left, this view is admitted as mandatory.Alphornshunting hornsoliphantstransverse hornscrescentsshepherd’s hornsmandatory (bell facing right)Bockhorn (SMV-MTM, N416)(mandatory, if details on the left side)Kohorn (SMV-MTM, N13436)mandatorySide-blown horn (CM, E.140)Very large curved horns without coils can be photographed upright, the bell facing to theright. If lighting permits, the photograph can be turned by a right-angle in post-processing tomatch the specification for smaller curved horns.15. Free reed wind instrumentsHarmoniums, see: keyboard instrumentsAccordions, see: keyboard instrumentsMouth organs: Vertical position and lateralview. The calabash is oriented to the bottom,the pipes to the top. The side containing theorganological information is facing the camera. If there is nosuch a side, the mouthpiece is directed to the right:Shengs etc.Harmonicas: Oblique position and halflateralview. The instrument is shown in away that the blowing apertures and the lid arevisible.mandatoryHarmonica(UEDIN, EUCHMI 2476)mandatorySheng(CM, E.2294 )27