Bassoäädin
Bassoäädin is a Finnish musical instrument that is a member of the zither family. It is a stringed instrument with a rectangular soundbox and a fretted neck, similar to a guitar. The bassoon is a transposing instrument, meaning it sounds one octave lower than the written pitch.
The instrument has 48 strings, which are tuned in fourths, with the lowest string tuned to C2.
The bassoon is typically played with the instrument resting on the player's lap, with the strings facing
The bassoon was developed in Finland in the early 20th century, and it has since become an
The bassoon is a relatively simple instrument to play, and it is often used in educational settings