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32. Sets of musical instrumentsConsistent sets of instruments: Horizontal position and frontal view. Theydisposed in playing setup, photographed from an audience (mandatory) orplayer’s (recommended) view:Gamelans, drum sets etc.mandatoryDrum set (CM, E.996.4.1)recommended33. Parts of musical instrumentsAn exception to the focus of this paper on entire musical instrument views are some importantparts being crucial for playing, but which can’t always be attributed to a certain instrument.String instrument bows: Horizontal position and lateral view. The frogresp. the holding is directed to the right, the stick to the top, the hair to the bottom.For bows of violins and the like an extra photo of the frog and the tip isrecommended.mandatoryrecommendedViolin bow (MIM-BE, 238)recommended46
Mouthpieces of brass wind instruments: Vertical position and lateralview. A view slightly from above on the cup is recommended.Beaters for percussion and hammered string instruments: Horizontalposition and lateral view. The handle end is directed to the right, the head tothe left.mandatorymandatory recommended recommended mandatoryTrumpet mouthpiece (MIM-BE) Drum beater (GNM, MIR 634A)34. Instruments in bad conditionPair of drumsticks (GNM, MIR 640A,B)Many objects in bad condition or with partial losses are nevertheless important sources forinformation about the development and variety of musical instruments. If the instrument isbroken in several parts, the parts in the photo should be arranged in a way that the imagegives an idea of its original shape and construction. As for this group of instruments and fortechnical reasons, it is not always possible to apply the definitions of view and positions inthis document, these definitions may in this case be suspended.Xylophone manza (MIM-BE, 3219) Xylophone manza (MIM-BE, 817)Clavichord (GNM, MINe 60 A)47
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