10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAXTUBA»
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The American history and encyclopedia of music ...
A section or division of a movement. 4. A movement; a separate passage from a
composition. 5. A composition. 6. A style or school of composition, as, reiner satz,
strict style of composition. saxtuba saumgies Hin. n. A stringed instrument used ...
William Lines Hubbard, Edward Dickinson, George Whitfield Andrews, 1910
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Historic Brass Society Journal
valves and is pitched in 13-ft. Ek50 Compared with saxhorns of the same pitch
made by Sax, there are striking differences, notably the saxtuba's greater
diameter at mid-length. The saxtuba's bore expands more over the proximal half
of its tube ...
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Berlioz's Orchestration Treatise: A Translation and Commentary
They make an enormous sound, audible from a great distance, and have an
extraordinary effect in military bands in the open air. They should be treatedjust
like saxhorns, except that there is no deep contrabass saxtuba in E♭ and no
bourdon ...
Berlioz, Hugh Macdonald, 2002
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Brass Scholarship in Review: Proceedings of the Historic ...
... operatic scores: saxophones in Herodiade ( 1 8 8 1 ) 33 for the Brussels
Monnaie opera and in Werther ( 1 892) H for the Viennese Hofoper, as well as a
double-bass saxtuba in Esclarmonde ( 1 889)3S that he wrote for the Opera
comique.
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The new general and mining telegraph code
Saxicavous Saxicola . Saxifraga . Saxon . Saxonblue . Saxondom Saxongreen
Saxonisms Saxophone Saxotromba Saxtuba . Sayings Scabbard . Scabies .
Scabiosa . Scabredity Scabrous . Scabwort . Scaffold . Scaffraff . Scaglia . .
Scalable .
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Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians
o. c. SAXHORN (Saxtuba, Saxotromba). The name given to a family of brass
instruments with valves, invented by Adolphe Sax. ' No one can be ignorant,' say
the editors of the Method for Saxhorn and Saxo-tromba, ' of the deplorable state
in ...
Sir George Grove, John Alexander Fuller-Maitland, 1908
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Catalogue and Price List
... Saxtuba . . . . . . 316 80 357 I0 Schnapps 32 . . . . . . . . . . . . 328 90 Sayette . . . . . .
. . . . . 392 90 Scholar 348 55 Scabbard 412 55 Scholy 35 - - - - - - - - - - -- 353 2°
Scabies . . . . . . . . . . .. 432 20 Schorl 33 - - - - - - 333 00 Scaeva . . . . . . . . . . . . 452
...
Dodge Manufacturing Co. (Mishawaka, Ind.), 1910
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The musiclover's handbook: a pronouncing dictionary of ...
Saxtuba. The bass saxhorn. Sbalzato (It.) (sbalt-zah'-to). Impetuously; dashing.
Scale. (1) A succession of ascending or descending sounds. Major Scale, a
series of sounds with a half-tone between 3-4 and 7-8, reckoning upward. Minor
Scale ...
John Herbert Clifford, 1911
9
Treatise on Instrumentation
401 Saxtuba, 401 SCHUMANN, ROBERT, instrumentation. II Serpent, 348
SHONTINI, G.XSPARO, La I'estale, viola. 67; flute. 280: trombone, Ex. 131, 828;
horn, Ex. 131), 368: bass drum, 391 STRAUSS, RICHARD Death and
Transfiguration, ...
Hector Berlioz, Richard Strauss, 1985
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Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands
He also produced other brass instruments, such as the saxhorn and the saxtuba.
Cooking beef carbonnade A carbonnade used to mean a dish that was grilled or
boiled over the coals, but now means a stew. lt is a typically Flemish meal.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SAXTUBA»
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Adolphe Sax, a Belgian, started creating new musical instruments when he was 15, including the saxtromba, the saxhorn and the saxtuba. But none had the ... «New York Times, Nov 14»
Sax sells: Ein Tusch zum zweihundertsten Geburtstag seines Erfinders
... er das traditionelle Messinghandwerk seines Heimatorts, die „Dinanderie“, mit einbezog und dabei etwa Saxtromba, Saxtuba und Saxhornbourdon erschuf. «FAZ - Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Nov 14»
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It was a cousin of Sax's other inventions, the ophicleide, saxtromba, saxhorn and saxtuba, but surpassed them all in time. In the 1840s it met the approval of ... «The Guardian, Oct 14»
Conférence Music Fund & le mim : Adolphe Sax (1814-1894)
... saxhorns, saxotrombas, saxtubas, trompettes, trombones, cors, clairons, timbales, etc. Son chef-d'œuvre le plus original est sans conteste le saxophone, qu'il ... «Quefaire.be, Oct 14»
Erfinder des Saxofons: Dinant feiert Adolphe Sax
Eine davon ist die „Rue Adolphe Sax“. Zeitgenössische Totempfähle, die symbolisch für die gesamte Saxofonfamilie (Saxhorn, Saxtomba und Saxtuba) stehen, ... «Aachener Zeitung, Aug 14»
Sax, l'homme et son œuvre s'exposent à Bruxelles
Saxophones, saxhorns, saxtubas, trombones, clarinettes, trompettes, cornets à pistons, bugles, autant d'instruments parfois surprenants inventés par le Belge ... «lavenir.net, Mar 14»
SAX-200 tentoonstelling in Brussel
Met als topstukken de oudste bewaarde saxofoon – een bariton uit 1846 –, een unieke saxtuba uit Bad Säckingen, de stars and stripes-gekleurde tenor die Bill ... «Blues Magazine, Feb 14»
De klank van Sax
Hij vond de saxotromba uit en de saxtuba, maar Adolphe Sax ging de legende in als bedenker van een ander instrument. Het Muziekinstrumentenmuseum stalt ... «De Standaard, Feb 14»
Saxtuba reist nach Brüssel
BAD SÄCKINGEN (BZ). Eines der wichtigsten Instrumente des Trompetenmuseums Bad Säckingen, eine Saxtuba, ist ab Februar als Leihgabe in der ... «Badische Zeitung, Jan 14»
Conférence sur Adolphe Sax
Il a à son actif le perfectionnement de nombreux instruments, la création de plusieurs familles d'instruments (les saxhorns, les saxtrombas, les saxtubas et, bien ... «lavenir.net, Jan 14»
