Potete

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The potete is a brass instrument , a hybrid of a bass trumpet and a trombone . In contrast to a valve trombone , the instrument has three rotary valves and a slide with which the tone can be varied by a minor third. The lowest note Potete is a great D .

The pot was developed by Robert Schagerl for Hans-Georg Gutternigg for use at Russkaja . The starting point was a special trumpet shape ("Ganschhorn"), which was built for the Mnozil Brass trumpeter Thomas Gansch . Like the Ganschhorn, the Potete has an upward-pointing bell. The pretzel shape is typical of the instrument .

Web links

• Raber, Thomas: "Russkaja - Behind the Scenes (Interview with HG Gutternigg)" (from 7.15 am), interview film, last accessed: August 25, 2015.