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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  31 October 2018

Edited by
Trevor Herbert ,
Arnold Myers  and
John Wallace
Trevor Herbert
Affiliation:
The Open University and the Royal College of Music, London
Arnold Myers
Affiliation:
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and the University of Edinburgh
John Wallace
Affiliation:
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
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The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Brass Instruments , pp. 7 - 44
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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References

Further Reading

Smithers (1973), Collver and Dickey (1996), Green (2006)

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Campbell and Greated (1987), Fletcher and Rossing (1998), Campbell, Gilbert and Myers (2019)

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Girard (2017), Smith (1993)

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Martin (1991), Kaminski (2012), Bruinders (2013)

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Agricola (1529), Hettrick (1994)

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Duttenhöfer (1982)

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Erdmann (2005)

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Baines (1980), Bachmann-Geiser (1999)

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Handrow (2014)

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Baines (1950), Polk (1992), Coelho and Polk (2016)

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Altenburg (1795/1974)

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Heyde (1987a)

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Praetorius (1614/15–20), Weiner (2005), Carter (2012)

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Hazen and Hazen (1987), Kreitner (1990)

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Touvron (2003), Keim (2005)

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Finnegan (1989), Boonzajer Flaes (1999), Reily and Brucher (2013)

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Montagu (1978), Holmes (1986, 2008)

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Arban (1884), Mathez (1977), Canin (2016)

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Dullat (1992/2003)

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Armstrong and Gerlach (1936), Brothers (2006, 2014)

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McDonald (1986), Meredith and Harris (2004)

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Arban (1859), Tarr and Dickey (2007)

Further Reading

Altenburg (1795), Downey (1983)

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Covell (1967), Neuenfeldt (1998), Bythell (2000)

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