When was the first bassoon produced?

Answer 1

The bassoon as we know it today developed over the centuries, possibly from the instrument known as dulcian. The history is not known for certain, but it is possibly that the first instruments we today would recognize as bassoons were made mid 17-th century. Over the years the instrument changed by addition of keys and modifications of the bore. The "modern" bassoon as we see it today gradually developed and mostly reached its current form in mid 19-th century.

Answer 2

The first Bass Guitar was invented by Paul Tutmarc in Seattle, Washington, USA in the early 1930's. It was known as the "Electric Bass Fiddle," and appeared in a catalog by Tutmarc's company, Audiovox, in 1935. Much smaller than the double bass, this bass was easier to carry. This bass was not fretted, however, and was not quite as popular as its descendant.

The "Electric Bass Fiddle" design was innovated greatly by Leo Fender, founder of what is now known as Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Using a telecaster-body design, Fender came out with the "Precision Bass," a.k.a. "P-Bass" in 1951. It was fretted like a guitar, which allowed players greater ease in playing in tune (hence the name: "Precision Bass"). Not only was this model easier to carry than a double bass, but it was also much easier to play in tune. This model was extremely popular and was the first bass guitar as we know it today.

Answer 3

the Bass Clarinet was inventid May 11 1772 if u go to <http://www.bassclarinet.it/Englidh/Index.htm/>.

Answer 4

The Bassoon first originated in Germany. The Bassoon wasn't really invented. It developed and appeared during the renaissance.

Answer 5

It's rough shape was found around in the 1600s.

The german's improved it in the 1800s.

Becoming what you see in the orchestra

Answer 6

I'd say maple wood or some sort of metal