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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. 92 - 139
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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Levin (1989)

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Murrells (1984), Larkin (2006)

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ANB s. v. ‘Cappa, Carlo Alberto’

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Piggot (1959), Maniquet (2015)

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Carter (2012)

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Shaw (1981), Myers (2002), Herbert (2006)

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Utley et al. (2003)

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Joppig (1992), Dullat (1992/2003)

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Macaluso (2001), Wallace and McGrattan (2011)

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Tao (1994), Liu (2009), Dai (2010)

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Salgado (1987), Botero (1989), Diniz (2007)

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Köchel (1869, 1872)

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Meucci (1994, 1996), Bevan (2000)

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Hazen and Hazen (1987)

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Clagget (1793)

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Tarr (1977b, 1988)

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Clarke (1934), Bridges (1965)

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Rosen (1971/1997), Baines (1976b)

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Kartomi (1990), Myers (1998)

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Baines (1952)

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GDMI II s. v. ‘Collections of instruments’; http://cimcim.icom.museum

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Chick et al. (2010)

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Banks and Jordan (1988), Banks (1994)

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Barclay (1997), Barclay (2004), Pollens (2015)

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Herbert (2000a), Newsome (2006)

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Garcin-Marrou (2006)

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Eldredge (2002), Dumoulin (2006), Myers (2012)

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Polk (1992), Dickey (1997), Savan (2012)

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Baines (1976b), Picon (2010)

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Baines (1976b), Heyde (1987a), Joppig (1992)

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Klaus (2006), Myers (2012)

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Strong (1923), Ryberg (1955), Wille (1967)

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Herbert and Myers (1988), Herbert (1990)

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