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Orchestral Double Horn
Dieter Otto M205 Weimar-Berlin, in F/Bb
Primary instrument. Used in most chamber groups, orchestras, some wind bands, and show pits.
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Orchestral Double Horn
Holton Farkas series H179, in F/Bb
Used for Americana, some chamber groups, and most wind bands. One of the final models made in the historic Elkhorn, WI factory.
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Concert Mellophone
F.A. Reynolds, in F/Eb
Built in Abilene, TX ca. 1960. Used for marching, jazz, and French Cor a Pistons music.
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Marching Mellophone
Blessing, in F.
Unknown year of manufacture. Used in marching bands where bell-front is desired.
Originally from the collection of Lawrence Corio.
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Double Wagner Tuba
E.F. Durand, in Bb/F
Chinese facsimile based on French design. Used for Low Brass music.
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Orchestral Trumpet
Fritz Horst, in Bb
Built ca. 1914 in Altona, German Empire.
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Military Trumpet
Anonymous, in F.
Likely pre-WW1. Previously from the collection of Dr. James Hampson.
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Flugelhorn
Josef Lidl, in Bb/A
Built in Late 19th Century in Brno, Austria-Hungary (now Czech Republic).
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Kuhlohorn
Ernst David, in Bb
Late 19th Century. Used in Moravian-style brass bands.
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Army Issue Bugle
Anonymous, in Bb.
Used in WW1.
Previously from the collection of Robert L Rosen.
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Bugle
Anonymous
Facsimile of WWI-era military issue Bugle.
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Natural Horn
Berkeley Wind
Facsimile of early 19th century French design.
Original Crooks in A, G, F, Eb and D + 1/2 Step Tuning Slide.
Crook in Bb Alto + Perfect 4th Coupler built by Lucas Workman
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Soprano Horn
Kalison, In Bb
Pitched same as trumpet. Used for Baroque Repertoire.
Made in Milan, Italy
Previously from the collection of Dr. James Hampson.
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Ocarina
Brazilian Traditional
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Synthesizer
Yamaha
Used for scoring and arranging.
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Upright Piano
Baldwin Hamilton Series
ca. 1960
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Ram's Horn
Unfinished
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Ram's Horn
Polished and Straightened
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Antelope Horn
Polished and straightened
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Bull's Horn
Carved
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Chilean Traditional Instrument
Previously from the collection of Dr. James Hampson.
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Foxhorn
Decorative
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Tenor Trombone
C.G. Conn
Made in Elkhart, IN ca. 1970
Previously from the collection of Dr. Elizabeth Kavaler