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spread throughout Europe,
including Great Britain,
where it was
called hautboy, hoboy, hautboit, howboye, and
similar variants of the
French name. It...
- 5S x 5D x 5D to the
stallion Hautboy,
meaning that he
appears fourth generation once and
fifth generation once (via
Hautboy Mare)^ on the sire side of his...
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native to Europe. Its
French name
hautbois strawberry may be
anglicised as
hautboy strawberry. The
plants are
hardy and can
survive in many
weather conditions...
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flanked on
either side by
street musicians: to her
right a man
plays a
hautboy,
metaphorically thumbing his nose at the violinist; and to her left a small...
- (GB) 1705
Lister Turk (Tur) (unknown) (unknown)
Hautboy Mare (GB)
Hautboy (unknown) Grey
Wilkes (GB)
Hautboy (GB) Darcy's
White Turk
Royal Mare Miss Darcy's...
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began playing the
early oboe, or
hautboy.
Haynes was one of the
first 20th-century
performers to
master the
hautboy and was a key
figure in
setting professional...
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famous Mr Hendall:
there being 40 voices, and
about 160 violins, Trumpets,
Hautboys, Kettle-Drums and B****' proportionable..! — Norwich Gazette,
October 14...
- (London:
Macmillan Publishers, 2001).
Jeremy Montagu, "Shawm [shalme,
hautboy, hoboy, wait-pipe]", The
Oxford Companion to Music,
edited by
Alison Latham...
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ability to play a half-dozen
musical instruments including the dulcimer,
hautboy, trumpet, and
flute and
several of his own invention.
Buchinger was married...
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October 2022. Haynes,
Bruce (2001). The
eloquent oboe: A
history of the
hautboy 1640-1760.
Oxford University Press. p. 24. ISBN 9780198166467. Keen, Palmer...
