The Buzzz, Crumhorn Collective
Musica Matrix welcomes its newest ensemble to the fold. The Buzzz, Crumhorn Cooperative is a group of four musicians playing one of the Renaissance capped reed instruments, the krummhorn.
The name means ‘bend’ in German. With its shape looking uncannily like an umbrella handle, a cane or a snorkel—take your pick—it certainly strikes an unusual profile.
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