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The cimbasso originated in Italy during the 19th century. It is a brass instrument that evolved from earlier forms of bass brass instruments and was primarily used in Opera orchestras, particularly in the works of composers like Giuseppe Verdi. The cimbasso features a unique design with a cylindrical bore and a bell that typically points upwards, making it distinct from other low brass instruments. Its rich, warm tone has made it a valuable addition to contemporary orchestras and brass ensembles.

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