- mouthpiece,
originally made from ivory,
horn or hardwood. The cup
profiles of most
historical serpent and
b**** horn mouthpieces were a
distinctly hemispherical...
- such that he has been
called "the man who
invented the eighties".
Horn took up the
b**** guitar at an
early age and
taught himself to sight-read music. In...
-
Natural horn Bugle Post
horn French horn German horn Vienna horn Wagner tuba Saxhorns, including: Alto
horn (UK:
tenor horn),
pitched in E♭
Baritone horn, pitched...
- a "string
b****" to
differentiate it from a "br****
b****" or "
b**** horn", or an "upright
b****" to
differentiate it from a "
b**** guitar")
B**** guitar and...
- to as a "
b****" in
European classical music and jazz,
sometimes called a "string
b****" to
differentiate it from a "br****
b****" or "
b**** horn", or an "upright...
-
contraction used by
musicians of the term
corno b****o or
corno di b****o (lit. '
b**** horn'),
sometimes appearing in
scores as c. b****o or c. in b****o. The original...
- The
double b**** (/ˈdʌbəl beɪs/), also
known as the
upright b****, the
acoustic b****, the bull fiddle, or
simply the
b****, is the
largest and lowest-pitched...
-
Music for the
baritone horn can be
written in
either the
b**** clef or the
treble clef. When
written in the
b**** clef, the
baritone horn is a non-transposing...
- The
French horn (since the 1930s
known simply as the
horn in
professional music circles) is a br****
instrument made of
tubing wrapped into a coil with...
- tone
somewhat akin to that of its higher-pitched cousin, the
English horn. The
b**** oboe is
notated in the
treble clef,
sounding one
octave lower than written...
