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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. 350 - 397
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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Galpin (1906/7), Herbert (2006)

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Hale (2003), Holmes (2008)

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Díaz Ayala (1981), Boggs (1992), Leymarie (2002)

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Herbert (2000a), Holz (2001)

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Burney (1964), Cudworth (1967), Brownlow (1996)

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Comettant (1860), Haine (1980), Rorive (2014)

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Haine and De Keyser (1980), Mitroulia (2011)

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Mitroulia (2011)

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Bevan (1990), Mitroulia (2011)

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Smith (1997), Schlossberg (1937/1959)

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Polk (1989, 1992)

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GMO s. v. ‘Third stream’, Schuller (2011)

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NG2 s.v.‘Schütz, Heinrich’, SWV (1960)

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Herbert (2006), Wallace and McGrattan (2011)

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Ashbee (1986–91), Sorenson and Webb (1986), Byrne (1992)

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Montagu (2015)

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Babbitt (2005)

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Izikowitz (1935), Coles (1963), Montagu (2014)

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Weiner (1981, 1999), Herbert (2006)

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Harper (1837), Baines (1948), Herbert (2006)

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Kunitz (1959), Leibhold (2000), Weiner (2001)

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Sousa (1928/1994), Newsom (1983), Bierley (2006)

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GDMI II s. v. ‘Sousaphone’

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Speer (1687/1697, 1974), Howey (1991)

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Schwab (1982), Brinzing (1998), Polk (1992)

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Irish (2003), Steele Perkins (2001)

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Damm (2012)

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Polk (2005)

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ODNB s. v. ‘Swift, Edwin’

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Ratner (1980), Monelle (2006), Mirka (2014)

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