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MUZET (French. Musette, main value - bagpipes, from Old French. Muse - pipe). 1) Rod bagpipes with folded fur (blower), two melodic. tubes and pipe for rebuilding the tool. In the 17-18 centuries. M. was widespread in France, where it was used even in the opera orchestra (produced by J. B. Lully). 2) Muset de Poitou, oboe de Poitou - oboe with an air capsule and 8-9 game holes (7-8 on the front and one on the back). In the 18th century in France there were 3 varieties of this instrument: soprano, viola, bass (the latter is curved like a bassoon). 3) Franz. ancient bunk dance. Muses size 2/4, 6/4 or 6/8. The pace is fast. Performed to the accompaniment of a muset (hence the name). In the 18th century entered the parish. opera and ballet divertissements. M. is found in concerto grosso, an overture to Handel’s Alcine, in Mozart’s opera Bastien and Bastienne,in English suites by I.S. Bach, later in production. A.K. Glazunov, M. Ravel and others.