Sounds like the tenora is related to the shawm, which is a raucous double reed instrument in several sizes - at least SAT not sure about B. Loosely the ancestor of the oboe. They are LOUD and designed for leading outdoor processions.Another Spanish instrument is the tenora, a conical double reed instrument played around Barcelona. There is a thesis that says single reed versions exist, but I have never seen proof of that.
My main instrument is a Hohner President tenor of around the same age and now I am working on four sopranos from 40 to 80 years old.
Very nice. I often wondered whose instrument that is or if it's just a stock image.Mine is in the image of the forum header, 1930s 10m. No Im not that old!
A clarinet. A liquorice stick by any other name is still a clarinet. 😉Sometimes I am, sometimes I am not. What am I? What has 2 legs, 2 wings and is black? What has 4 legs, 4 wings and is black? What has 3 legs and is black?

A crowA clarinet. A liquorice stick by any other name is still a clarinet. 😉![]()

