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Joseph Jean-Baptiste
Laurent Arban (28
February 1825 – 8
April 1889) was a cornetist, conductor, composer,
pedagogue and the
first famed virtuoso of the...
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Francisque Arban, also
known as
Francesco Arban di
Lione (1815 –
disappeared 7
October 1849), was a
French balloonist. In 1849, he was the
first person...
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Arban's Complete Conservatory Method for
Trumpet is a
method book for
students of trumpet, cornet, and
other br**** instruments. The
original edition,...
- Tumen, or tümen ("unit of ten thousand"; Old Turkic: tümän; Mongolian: Түмэн, tümen; Turkish: tümen; Hungarian: tömény), was a
decimal unit of measurement...
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Arban Severin (née Ornelas) (born
October 20, 1976) is an
American composer,
musician and film actress. Born in Beaumont, Texas, USA, to two classical...
- k****un. Each k****un was
divided into sums
which was then
subdivided into
arbans.
Beezi Daa-van and
Choodu Khaasuut Khemchik Nibazy Oyunnar Salchak Shalyk...
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coochie belly dance. "Melodia arabe" Hünten
version (1845) "Arabian song"
Arban version (1864) "The
Streets of Cairo, or the Poor
Little Country Maid" Thornton...
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further subdivided into
units of
hundreds (jaghun, pl. jaghat) and tens (
arban, pl. arbat). The
units also encomp****ed each man's household,
meaning that...
- k****un was
divided into sumu
which was then
subdivided into
arban. In
modern Tuva, the term "
arban" is
still used to
refer to a type of
rural locality, which...
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instrument piston valves. The
first notable virtuoso player was Jean-Baptiste
Arban, who
studied the
cornet extensively and
published La
grande méthode complète...
