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Fig. 78.—Bass and Tenor Recorders or Flûtes Douces.
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Fig. 79.—Bass and Treble Recorders, with Treble, Tenor and Bass Flûtes à Bec (the last double).
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Fig. 80.—Flutes and Piccolo, the second flute of metal, with cylindrical bore.
