Is the bassoon is a cylindrical instrament?

Yes, the bassoon is a cylindrical instrument. It is a double reed woodwind instrument with a distinctive shape. It is made up of five main sections: the butt, the wing, the tenor joint, the bass joint, and the bell. The butt is the top section of the bassoon and contains the reed. The wing is the next section down and is where the player's fingers are placed to produce different notes. The tenor joint is the longest section of the bassoon and is where the majority of the keys are located. The bass joint is the next section down and is where the bell is attached. The bell is the bottom section of the bassoon and is where the sound is projected.