7-String Bass Viol after Nicolas Bertrand (1704) by Lu-Mi golde and service card with fingering

and service card with fingering chart

The outlet of the bocal is directly over the wind-channel and is the main reason for the precise

The narrow wind-channel needs slightly more breath pressure than other greatbasses

Due to the wide inner cone its tone resembles that of an ocarina

Materials plumwood Construction two-piece Fingering Baroque with single holes Tuning a=442 Sound powerful

7-String Bass Viol after Nicolas Bertrand (1704) by Lu-Mi golde and service card with fingeringThis model is crafted after Nicolas Bertrand's 1704 bass viol. It is ideal for solos, but it also plays well as a continuo instrument. The plain model features good quality, aged wood, a matte finished, and minimal decorative purfling around the edges of the instrument. The fingerboard and tailpiece are solid, plain maple and the pegs are rosewood. The decorative model features a high quality, fine grain wood with a thick, glossy finish and ornate