10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BOMBARDON»
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bombardon in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Art of Tuba and Euphonium Playing
8 The word bombardon possibly came from the bombardone of Italy. The "Italian
bombardone" was the bass shawn, while the tenor shawn was simply named "
bombarde." The shawns were early European ancestors of the oboe family and ...
2
Musical Wind Instruments
Bombardon. (F.) Contrebasse a pistons. Tuba contrebasse. Saxhorn contrebasse
. Bombardon contrebasse. (I.) Tuba bassa. Bombardone. If the bass tuba or
bombardon of about 12 to 14 feet of tube-length, and therefore in either F or E flat
, ...
3
The American history and encyclopedia of music ...
Then Bombardon hears Gontran's familiar but disconsolate voice and fairly falls
upon him in his joy. In fact, he is a great deal happier to find an old friend than to
win a bride. The matter is cleared to Christina's satisfaction and Bombardon gaily
...
William Lines Hubbard, George W. Andrews, Edward Dickinson, 1908
The bombardon has only three keys, but it's the embouchure that matters, as I
said. I won't bore you any further, my little listeners. The day came, after long
sleepless afternoons, when I could introduce to Don Tico two bombardons — I
won't ...
5
Guide to the Tuba Repertoire, Second Edition: The New Tuba ...
Bombastic Bombardon, Siebert, Edrich. Bombastoso, Vander Cook, H. A. Boogie,
Goddard, Mark. Book of Beginning Tuba Solos, Daellenbach, Charles (arr.). Book
of Easy Tuba Solos, Daellenbach, Charles (arr.). Boosey's Bombardon Solo ...
6
The British Brass Band : A Musical and Social History: A ...
Bass drum £6 6s. upwards Silver-plating charged extra, ranging from £2. os. for a
soprano cornet to £1 2. os. for a circular bombardon in Bk Source: Joseph
Higham, catalogue, 1889; in 1990 in the possession of Howard Higham
Robinson, ...
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A treatise upon modern instrumentation and orchestration: ...
The Bombardon. This is a low instrument, without keys, and with three cylinders ;
the quality of which differs but little from that of the ophicleide. ^ Its compass is
this : — With the chromatic intenrals. It possesses five notes still beyond, both ...
Hector Berlioz, Mary Cowden Clarke, 1860
8
Legendary Locals of Arcata
Bayside's Boosey Bombardon When Humboldt State University brass musician
Gil Cline learned that a vintage e-flat Boosey tuba donated to the music
department had been owned by Bayside residents, he tracked down Bayside
Grange ...
9
Performance Practice: A Dictionary-Guide for Musicians
The name cimbasso was perpetuated even after the corno basso was replaced
by the ophicleide or bombardon. Verdi's cimbasso, therefore, may in many of his
works actually have been a bombardon. For Otello, however, Verdi expressed a ...
10
Architecture of Schools: The New Learning Environments
7. The. Bombardon. School,. Almere,. The. Netherlands. Architectuurstudio
Herman Hertzberger Type of project: A special needs school for children with
educational and learning difficulties. Client: Almere City Council. Site area: 1500
mg.
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BOMBARDON»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bombardon is used in the context of the following news items.
Discovering Elgar's loony tunes
On a good day they could muster piccolo, flute and clarinet, two cornets, euphonium and a bombardon (a kind of bass tuba), up to eight violins, ... «Limelight Magazine, May 14»
The families that ran the foundry over the years
And they also helped in the World War Two effort - again with hand grenades and Bombardon Tanks, used in breakwaters for landing craft, and ... «Portadown Times, Dec 12»
4BR Scouting Report - William Druiett
... local primary school as part of a 'Wider Opportunity' programme – and produced a small bombardon tuba for the children to try and blow on. «4barsrest.com, Dec 11»
Tribute to Dr. Victor Abimbola Olaiya at 80
He started his musical career an early age he learned to play the Bombardon and the French Horn. After leaving school he moved to Lagos ... «Osun Defender, Feb 11»
The music of fictional composers.
After the magnificent group that ushered in the piece (bugle, bass-viol, bassoon, basset-horn, bombardon, bass-drum, bagpipe, baritone, and a ... «New Yorker, Aug 09»
Tom O'Horgan, 1924-2009
... each graduated in size, from piccolo and toy bugle up to contrabass clarinet and bombardon. Each specimen, you felt, had been chosen for ... «Village Voice, Jan 09»
