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Model 51
Renard Polypropylene Bassoon—Short Reach
(For players with small hands)
Description
Originally introduced in 1965, the Renard Model 51 bassoon's long
bore design can be identified by its very warm "round" tone, with
even balance and excellent intonation throughout the entire range.
Like the Model 41, this instrument has a durable body and secure
acoustical design. In addition, this model features a compact key
mechanism that makes it a popular choice for middle school music
programs, those starting on bassoon at a young age, and beginning
players with smaller hands.
Body
Polypropylene, molded with critical dimensions machine
finished. Body lock.
Mechanism
Nickel silver keys with nickel plating. Metal tubes
extending into the bore in the finger holes of the wing joint to
prevent water from entering the tone holes. All posts set in epoxy
and spring posts are locked with screws.
Wing
No high D octave key. Plateau key covers the D hole to
reduce finger stretch.
Boot
No C(sharp) trill key. No thumb G(sharp). No Bb trill key.
Keys have been moved closer together to eliminate wide stretches.
Rollers on F and A(flat) keys.
Bass
E(flat) and D(flat) located closer to other keys for
shorter reach. Rollers on E(flat) and D(flat) keys.
Intonation
Individually hand tuned to A-440 pitch with maximum
resonance and projection.
Bocals
Numbers 1 and 2, C Bore.
Accessories
Fine plush-lined case, 2 reeds, seat strap, 2 drop swabs.
Repair/Warranty Policy
Within one year, the instrument may be returned to the
factory for fine tuning, acoustical adjustment, and mechanical
servicing, with costs limited to freight and parts.
Options
• C Tone Hole Liner
• Cork Tenons
• Right Hand Whisper Key Lock, Type I
• High D Key
• B(flat) Guard
• Bassoon Palm Guard
• Balance Hanger
• Case Options
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