PIVA
Instruments
The instruments Piva use in their performances are all reproductions
of surviving originals or reconstructions based on drawings and pictorial
evidence or surviving, modern folk instruments. They are all individually
made by specialist makers, including members of Piva. The group must be unique
in that 5 of its members are professional instrument makers.![]()
| Soft Woodwinds | ||||
| Renaissance Recorders Soprano,
Alto, Tenor, Basset and Bass from
2001 - 2005 by Tom Prescott; 1996 by Mollenhauer, 2006 by Blezinger and
Great Bass by Jon Swayne |
| Loud Woodwinds and Brass | ||||
Crumhorns -
1992 - 1999 by Eric Moulder - Based on instruments by Jorg Wier from circa.
1530. |
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| Strings | ||||
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Cittern -
2005 by Tony Millyard Hurdy Gurdies in D/C and C/G - 2000 and 2003 by Helmut Gotschy and Bernard Kerboeuf Renaissance Guitar - 2006 by Karl Kirchmeyr after the illustration by Guillaume Morlaye, Paris 1552 |
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Bagpipes |
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Cornish Pipes
- 1999 by Julian Goodacre - Based on a pew end carving in Altarnan church
in Cornwall Border Pipes in C, G and D - 1991,1997, 2003 and 2006 by Jon Swayne Border Pipes in G - 2004 by Sean Jones Pipes in D and G - 2005 by Jim Parr Gaita in C - 2004 by Anton Varela |
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Percussion |
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