1907.57.0448
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suona, aerofon, klarinett, musikinstrument

- Object description
"The suona body is of wood, approx. 45 cm long, with regular outward scaloping and seven frontal finger-holes plus one thumb-hole. Its bore is conical and it has a range of about one-and-a-half octaves. A very small reed (made of river reed) is bound with thin copper wire and mounted on a hollow metal staple, which in turn is inserted into the upper end of the body. Loosely fitted over the lower end is a large flaring metal bell. In performance the player's mouth completely encloses the reed without touching it. A fair amount of air pressure is needed in order to activate thereed, and experienced players usually use circular breathing to produce the characteristic uninterupted tone." cit. The New Grove Dictionary of Musical Instruments 1984, vol. 3 p. 475./Is
Sju hål plus ett hål för tummen.
So-na (pinyin: suona) introducerades från Centralasien till Kina med den muslimska expansionen, förmodligen på 1300-talet. Det kommer från arabiskans zurna för samma instrument.
- Object description
- Klarinetter, (nr 438). Kinesiska Turkestan. (generalkatalogen)





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