10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SACBUT»
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1
Complete dictionary of music ...
The Sacbut is usually about eight feet long, and when extended to its full length,
about fifteen. There are, however, Sacbuts of different sizes to execute different
parts; particularly a small one, called by the Italians Trombone picciolo, and the ...
2
Trombone: Its History and Music, 1697-1811
great expansion of the encyclopedia, did not include a new article on the sacbut.
Abraham Rees's Cyclopaedia broke new ground. Charles Burney wrote most of
the musical articles. Although the article on trombone did not appear in print until
...
3
A Dictionary of Music, Theoretical and Practical. To which ...
SACBUT. A bass wind instrument resembling the trumpet, so contrived as to be
capable of being drawn out to different lengths, according to the acuteness and
gravity of the scale required. The Sacbut is usually about eight feet long, and
when ...
Thomas Busby, Samuel Arnold, 1817
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A Dictionary Music: Theoretical and Practical
Sacbut. A bass wind instrument resembling the trumpet, so contrived as to be
capable of being drawn out to different lengths, according to the acuteness and
gravity of the scale required. The Sacbut is usually about eight feet long, and
when ...
5
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... yet nobody has thought of making an organ to * Addition should in strictness be
made in ftivour of the Sacbut or extensible Trumpet {Sacabuche, Spanish ; from
tacar ' to draw ont,' and buche ' throat or stomach'). play correctly in the Major ...
7
An Account of the Musical Performances in Westminster-Abbey, ...
Among these, the SACBUT, or DOUBLE. TRUMPET, was sought ; but so many
years had elapsed since it had been used in this kingdom, that, neither the
instrument, nor a performer upon it, could easily be found. It was, however,
discovered, ...
8
An account of the musical performances in Westminster abbey, ...
Among these, the SACBUT, or DOUBLE TRUMPET was sought ; but so many
years had elapsed since it had been used in this kingdom, that, neither the
instrument, nor a performer upon it, could easily be found. It was, however,
discovered, ...
9
The Westminister REview
The Trombone, or as it ought to make a point of honour of calling itself, the
Sacbut *, has the advantage of being the only instrument besides the voice and
Violin kind, which has perfect command over its intonation, and is consequently ...
10
Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
The sacbut is usually about eight feet long, and when extended to its full length,
about fifteen. There are, however, sacbuts of diiferent sizes to execute different
parts; particularly a small one called by the Italians trombone piccs'olo, and the ...
