(a continuing series) Curator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford MuseumT.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History Serpents are traditionally made of wood halves hollowed out, glued…
(a continuing series) Curator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford MuseumT.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History Early designers of bass valve instruments had only ophicleides and…
(a continuing series) Curator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford MuseumT.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History “The musical instrument known as the sousaphone was, of course,…
(a continuing series) Robert E. Eliason Curator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford MuseumT.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History Circular instruments resting on the left shoulder were…
(a continuing series) T.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium HistoryCurator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford Museum On the 13th of October (Friday?) the following French patent…
(a continuing series) Robert E. Eliason Curator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford MuseumT.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History Adolph Sax may have copied others in some…
(a continuing series) T.U.B.A. Coordinator, Tuba/Euphonium HistoryCurator of Musical Instruments, Henry Ford Museum This instrument seems to be of the type produced by Wieprecht and…
(a continuing series) Robert E. EliasonCurator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford MuseumT.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History Thomas D. Paine is one of the earliest…
(a continuing series) T.U.B.A. Coordinator Curator of Musical InstrumentsTuba/Euphonium History Henry Ford Museum The ophicleide was invented about 1817 as part of a set of…
(a continuing series) Curator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford Museum T.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History Of the many inventions tried and patents obtained by…
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