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1. Pipe Organ (57,297 bytes)
   193: ...her historical musical instruments, such as the [[Crumhorn]], and the [[Regal (musical instrument)|Regal]].
   197: ...s]] are heard, for example in the hollow tones of Crumhorns and Clarinets. If the resonator is conical the g...
2. Woodwind instrument (3,069 bytes)
   8: ... This family includes most [[bagpipes]] and the [[crumhorn]].
3. List of woodwind instruments (4,049 bytes)
   124: ...[Cromorne]] (French baroque, different from the [[crumhorn]])
   164: * [[Crumhorn]]
4. Reed (instrument) (3,730 bytes)
   10: ...against each other. However, in the case of the [[crumhorn]] and [[shawm]], a reed cap that contains an airw...
5. Family (musical instruments) (1,043 bytes)
   8: *[[Crumhorn]] family
6. Double reed (4,446 bytes)
   36: * [[Crumhorn]]
7. Dulcian (3,653 bytes)
   11: ...ts either had the reed fully enclosed, like the [[crumhorn]] or the bagpipe, or partially enclosed, like the...
8. List of musical instruments by Hornbostel-Sachs number (13,377 bytes)
   234: *[[Crumhorn]]

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