Analysis and synthesis ofcornettones using non-linear interharmonic relationships.
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With a hundred and ten cornets close at hand...
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He also has an extensive collection of vintage cornets.
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Eldredge possesses a chart of the historical development of cornets (the musical instruments), which he uses as a comparison with that of the development of trilobites.
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Small bowls and cornets of this period can be especially thin and appear to have been turned on wheels, but they are only finished that way.
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The band consisted of: piccolo, flute, clarinet, two cornets, euphonium, three or four first and a similar number of second violins, occasional viola, cello, double bass and piano.
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The collegiate models of clarinets, trumpets, cornets and saxophones cases were sewn with a leather binding and metal corner protectors were riveted in place for durability.
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One day he was found teaching a man how to play thecornet, and he was asked how he was able to do that.
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A tax on a violin will still be about £6, on a trumpet from £3 to £25, on acornetover £6, and on a saxaphone from £8 to over £22.
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Will it include the oversight of the pennycornetvendors?
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Bless my life, if they want acornetthey will have to change some paper currency for it.
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We will give him £50 with which to buy acornet.
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They had several brass instruments (cornet, valve trombone, ophicleide), a clarinet or two, a violin or two and tympani (kettle drums).
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Prinsloo was the unofficial fieldcornetof the district where at least 20 other families had settled by 1774.
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Hiscornetplaying however marks a new sound for the band.
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