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Clarinet BI-591
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Lignatone
1.pol./1a meta'/1st half 20.st./sec/c , CzechoslovakiaWood, Metal, Craftsmanship
L (length)=407 mm
B♭ Clarinete made in Czechoslovakia. The mouth piece of the instrument is missing.
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Clarinet BI-592
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Anonymous
oko/cca 1900Wood, Metal, Hand made, Craftsmanship
L (length)=458 mm
Old type of clarinet with three keys (18th-19th cent.). It is made of common box or boxwood (Buxus sempervirens). It is known as "the yellow clarinet". The mouth piece of the instrument is missing.
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Mišnice with the bag E-403
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Berto Bolanec
Wood, Skin, Rope, Bone, Woodturning, Hand made
L (lenght)=715 mm
Bag of the bagpipe mih with the stock and the blowpipe. The stock is decorated with rings made on the lathe. The chanter is missing. It is probable that the chanter corresponds to the one registered with the inventory number E-863.
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Small double bass and bow E-844
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Petohlep Adreja
, Podrebar (Buzet)Hand made
L (length)=1400 mm; l (body width)=500 mm; L (bow)=780 mm
Instrument in the form of a violoncello. There are two screws on which two strings from gut are attached. The instrument has no soul post, but this function is taken by the left foot of the bridge which goes through the square opening on the soundboard to the bottom.
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Trompet E-848
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Anonymous
Brass sheet, Factory production
L (length)=426 mm
A trumpet from the beginning of 20th century; the mouth piece is missing.
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Clarinet E-850
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Anonymous
Metal, Craftsmanship
A transitory type of clarinet (19th cent.). It was made in today's Czech Republic. The instrument was utilized within the Buzet Association of Music, which donated the instrument to the museum.
L (length)=467 mm
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Small sopela E-856
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Anonymous
oko 1960/cca 1960Wood, Woodturning
None
The instrument has seven finger-holes while the seventh one (for the little finger) is double. The chanter has two metal rings inserted while on the bell there is also one. Further, the bottom of the bell is reinforced with a metallic part. The bell has also a vent-hole. The sopela is decorated with ridges and grooves made on a lathe. By the working method, it is possible that instrument was made by Miro Blažina – Pikutar.
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Mišnice E-863
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Anonymous
Wood, Woodturning, Hand made
chanter stock reeds A=130 E1=27 E6=13 H=56 d1=44 B=13 E2=20 E7=/ I=43 Ø1=5 C1=21 E3=22 F=5 J=32 d2=44 C2=21 E4=20 G=3 Ø2=5 D=20 E5=16,5 The instrument has a standard number and arrangement of finger holes. The chanter is decorated with ornaments in the shape of arrows and lines made with an incandescent wire. The stock is missing; it is probable that the chanter belongs to the bag inv.n. E-403.
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Mišnice E-886
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Anonymous
Wood, Woodturning, Hand made
chanter stock reeds A=152 E1=32 E6=21 H=52,5 d1= / B=14 E2=21 E7= / I=49 Ø1= / C1=24 E3=21 F=6 J=41 d2= / C2=21 E4=21 G=4 Ø2=/ D=20 E5=21 The instrument has a standard number and arrangement of finger holes. There is no side-hole. The stock is not particularly decorated; it is reinforced with a copper wire. The stock is decorated with rings made on the lathe and the bottom is notched.
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Tamburica cindra K-1008
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage Museum
Miro Šverko
oko/cca 2000. , LanišćeWood, Hand made
L (length)=800 mm
Tamburica with two strings. It has 12 frets. The soundboard, the top plate covering the resonance box, has 5 sound holes of which the central one is of larger diameter. The instrument has two wooden machine heads. The name of the maker - Miro Šverko - is engraved on the side of the box.
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Mišnice NN
Zbirka: Buzet Heritage MuseumAnonymous
Wood, Woodturning, Hand made
chanter stock reeds A=139 E1=35 E6=16 H=50 d1= / B=13 E2=19 E7=124-134 I=50 Ø1= / C1=22 E3=19 F=3-4 J=37 d2= / C2=22 E4=16 G=3 Ø2= / D=19 E5=16 The instrument has six finger holes on the right pipe. Such disposition of finger holes on the instrument is not so common in Istrian area. On each tube there is a vent hole. The chanter and the decorations are handmade. The stock, made on the lathe, is decorated with rings while its bottom is notched.
