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Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste

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  • CMT inv. 747 - Sopelica
  • CMT inv. 748 - Sopelica
  • CMT inv. 774 - Dvojnice
  • CMT inv. 809 - Mišnice with the bag
  • CMT inv. 825 i CMT inv. 826 - Great and small sopela
  • CMT inv. 827 i CMT inv. 828 - Great and small sopela
  • CMT inv. 902 - Tambourine
  • CMT inv.1130 - Small double bass and bow
  • CMT inv.152 - Mišnice
  • CMT inv.807 - Šurle with the bag (Pive)
  • CMT inv.808 - Šurle
  • CMT inv.810 - Mišnice
  • Sopelica CMT inv. 747

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste

    Eugenio Pinzin
    1991. , Poreč

    Cane, Hand made

    A=275 D2= / E5=16,8
    B=230 E1=92 E6= 18
    C1=19,5 E2=16 F=14,7
    C2= 21 E3=17,5 G=8
    D1= 21 E4=16,8 H=6

     

    The instrument has seven finger-holes. The holes were made with scissors and eventually shaped with a reamer. The vent-hole is semicircular. The instrument is made from the cane with the use of billhook. A wooden stopper is inserted into the pipe opening.

    Sopelica
  • Sopelica CMT inv. 748

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste

    Martin Glavaš
    1985. , Pula

    Wood, Woodturning

    A=300 D2= E5=23
    B=260 E1=100 E6=23
    C1=24 E2=23 F=14
    C2=25,5 E3=24 G=8
    D1=30 E4=23,5 H=4

     

    The instrument has seven finger-holes, one of which is a thumb hole on the lower side in line with the first. The sopela is decorated with ridges, grooves and decorative parallel rings made with an incandescent wire on a lathe.

    Sopelica
  • Dvojnice CMT inv. 774

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste
    Dvojnice

    Martin Glavaš
    1983. , Pula

    Wood, Woodturning, Hand made

    A=340 D=31 E4=21
    B=290 E1=182 F=13
    C=38 E2=21 G=4
      E3=21  

     

    The instrument has four finger-holes on the right pipe and three on the left. The thumb hole is on the right pipe, level with the first hole. At the top, middle and bottom of the instrument there are geometric decorations and dots made by an incandescent wire. The dvojnice are varnished with clear varnish.

  • Mišnice with the bag CMT inv. 809

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste
    Mišnice with the bag

    Martin Glavaš
    1977. , Pula

    Wood, Skin, Rope, Woodturning, Hand made, Leather processing

    chanter  stock   reeds 
    A=145,7 E1=33 E6=19 H= d1=42,4
    B=13,5 E2=20,5 E7=136 I= Ø1=6,4
    C1=27,5 E3=20,5 F=6 J= d2=42
    C2=24 E4=20 G=3,7   Ø2=6,7
    D=21 E5=19      

     

    The instrument has a standard number and arrangement of finger-holes . On each tube there is a vent hole. The chanter is decorated with arrow shaped ornaments made with an incandescent wire. The stock has no decorations. The bag is made of goatskin. The blowpipe is decorated with parallel rings made with incandescent wire with on a lathe. The mišnice are lacquered with transparent varnish.

  • Great and small sopela CMT inv. 825 i CMT inv. 826

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste
    Great and small sopela

    Martin Glavaš
    1976. , Pula

    Wood, Cane, Woodturning

    great
    A=590 E1=137 E5=30 E9= /
    B=55 E2=30 E6=30 E10= /
    C=95 E3=30 E7=75 F=4
    D=24 E4=60 E8=/  

     

    small
    A=450 E1=75 E5=25 E9= /
    B=43 E2=23 E6=25 E7-E1=/
    C=85 E3=26 E7=28 F= 4
    D=19 E4=25 E8= /  

    Great: The instrument has six finger-holes . The bell has two vent-holes and one of them is drilled through the pipe on both sides. The sopela is decorated with ridges and grooves made on a lathe and parallel rings made with an incandescent wire also with the help of a lathe. The instrument is lacquered with transparent varnish.

    Small: The instrument has seven finger-holes on the pipe and the seventh hole (for the little finger) is double. The bell has a vent-hole. The sopela is decorated with ridges and grooves made on a lathe and parallel rings made with an incandescent wire also with the help of a lathe. The instrument is lacquered with transparent varnish.

  • Great and small sopela CMT inv. 827 i CMT inv. 828

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste
    Great and small sopela

    Ivan Radić
    1985.

    Wood, Metal, Woodturning

    great
    A=550 E1=155 E5=33 E9= /
    B=70 E2=35 E6=35 E10= /
    C=80 E3=35 E7=75 F=4,5
    D=25 E4=57 E8=/  

     

    small
    A=385 E1=105 E5=23 E7-E9=/
    B=33 E2=23 E6=23 E10=/
    C=75 E3=23 E7=23 F=4,5
    D=23 E4=23 E8= /  

    Great: The instrument has six finger-holes . The bell has two vent-holes and the bottom one is drilled on both sides of the pipe. The upper part of the pipe is reinforced with cast lead. The sopele are decorated with parallel rings made on a lathe, and the bell has an egg-shaped thickening. The instrument is painted and lacquered. This type of sopela is characteristic of the area of the island of Krk and the Kvarner bay.

    Small: The instrument has six finger-holes . the pipe has two vent-holes drilled on both side of the pipe. The upper part of the pipe is reinforced with cast lead. The sopela is decorated with parallel rings made on a lathe. The bell is thickened with the help of a lathe and it has two vent-holes with the bottom one drilled on both sides of the pipe. The instrument is painted and lacquered. This type of sopela is characteristic of the area of the island of Krk and the Kvarner bay.

  • Tambourine CMT inv. 902

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste
    Tambourine

    Antonio Leonardelli
    oko/cca 1960. , Galižana

    Wood, Skin, Metal, Nails, Hand made

    Ø (diameter)=350; D (depth)'=105

    Simbolo is a type of tambourine that is used in the town of Galižana. It is made of two hoops, the outer and the inner. On the inside part there is a metallic bar. On the bar, there are two bells, metallic rings (6) and small metallic plates (17). On the tambourine there is also a handle. It is white coloured on the outside and yellow from inside.

  • Small double bass and bow CMT inv.1130

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste
    Small double bass and bow

    Antonio Raunizza
    1886

    Wood, Metal, Hand made

    L (lunghezza)=1350 mm; l (larghezza corpo: inferiore; superiore; in mezzo)=480 mm; 380 mm; 260 mm; L archetto=480 mm

    Instrument in the form of a violoncello. There are two screws on which two strings from gut are attached, and originally, the instrument was created as a three strings. 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. The bass has the end pin with a nail that serves to fix the instrument to the floor. The wooden bow is handmade.

  • Mišnice CMT inv.152

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste
    Mišnice

    Anonymous
    1939.

    Wood, Hand made

    chanter  stock   reeds 
    A=126,6 E1=28,2 E6=17,5 H=52,5 d1=49
    B=10,6 E2=15,6 E7=/ I=43 Ø1=6
    C1=22,8 E3=20,3 F=6 J=27,8 d2=49
    C2=21 E4=18 G=3,6   Ø2=5,5
    D=17,7 E5=19,6      

     

    The instrument has a standard number and arrangement of finger holes. There is no side-hole. The chanter has no particular decorations. The stock is decorated with rings made on the lathe.

  • Šurle with the bag (Pive) CMT inv.807

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste

    Anonymous
    2.pol. 19. st./sec. meta' 19. sec/2nd half 19th cent.

    Wood, Skin, Rope, Bone, Metal, Woodturning, Hand made, Leather processing

    chanter  stock   reeds 
    A=155 E1=51 F=6 H=63 d1=44
    B=20 E2=20 G=4,5 I=55,5 Ø1=6,8
    C1=20 E3=20   J=42 d2=44
    C2=19 E4=20     Ø2=6,8
    D=12 E5=20      

     

    The right pipe of the instrument has five holes, and the left one four. The lowest hole on each tube serves as the vent-hole. The chanter was entirely handmade while the stock was made later on the lathe. The instrument is decorated with carved ornaments and the stock has parallel rings made on the lathe. The blowpipe is made of animal bone. The bag is tied with a rope and the three small holes are closed with screws.

    Šurle with the bag (Pive)
  • Šurle CMT inv.808

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste

    Martin Glavaš
    1983. , Pula

    Wood, Woodturning

    chanter  stock  reeds 
    A=165 E1=63 F=7 H=56,5 d1=43
    B=20 E2=19 G=4 I=56,5 Ø1=6,6
    C1=29 E3=19   J=62 d2=43
    C2=18,5 E4=19,5     Ø2=6,6
    D=14,5        

     

    The right pipe of the instrument has four finger-holes, and the left one three. On the back side of the right pipe there is another finger-hole. The pipes are decorated with parallel rings made with an incandescent wire on a lathe. The stock has also some circular ornaments, and protrusions and grooves made on a lathe. The šurle are lacquered with transparent varnish.

    Šurle
  • Mišnice CMT inv.810

    Zbirka: Museo Teatrale Carlo Schmidl, Trieste
    Mišnice

    Giovanni Fedel
    oko/cca 1940. , Pula

    Wood, Hand made

    chanter  stock   reeds 
    A=130 E1=31,4 E6=19 H=56 d1=35
    B=15 E2=18 E7=/ I=40,7 Ø1=5
    C1=21 E3=18 F=5 J=32 d2=35
    C2=21 E4=18 G=4   Ø2=5
    D=19,6 E5=16      

     

    The instrument has a standard number and arrangement of finger-holes. There is no side-hole. The instrument is entirely handmade. The finger-holes were made with an incadescent wire. The chanter is decorated with thick, straight lines while on the bottom the lines go criss-cross. The stock is decorated in similar way like chanter.

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