HISTORICAL INSTRUMENTS: Don’t Deride the Ophicleide by Clifford Bevan
The way my maternal grandfather died was like this: Bill was a steam-powered, agricultural engine driver, retired by the time I knew him. I couldn’t…
The way my maternal grandfather died was like this: Bill was a steam-powered, agricultural engine driver, retired by the time I knew him. I couldn’t…
(a continuing series) T.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History Curator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford Museum Ophicleides are almost always made of brass, although a…
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