- A
sackbut is an
early form of the
trombone used
during the
Renaissance and
Baroque eras. A
sackbut has the
characteristic telescopic slide of a trombone...
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eighteenth centuries,
which typically consisted of
shawms and
slide trumpets or
sackbuts.
Waits is the
British equivalent.
These were not
found anywhere outside...
- The
electronic sackbut is an
electronic musical instrument designed and
first built by Hugh Le
Caine in 1945. The
electronic sackbut had a
feature which...
- and
sackbut ensemble.
Johann Rosenmüller Ensemble, a
performance group directed by the
German cornetto player Arno
Paduch QuintEssential –
Sackbut and...
- "large trumpet".
During the Renaissance, the
equivalent English term was "
sackbut". The word
first appears in
court records in 1495 as "shakbusshe". "Shakbusshe"...
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Sackbut Review was an
American quarterly magazine published in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin from 1978
until 1981.
Founded and
edited by
Angela Peckenpaugh, the...
- the
slide of a trombone. Eventually, the
slide trumpet evolved into the
sackbut,
which evolved into the modern-day trombone. The key
difference between...
- The
Sackbut was a
British music journal published from 1920 to 1934 by the
Curwen Press. It
published general articles on
mainly contemporary, both British...
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drums Roger Brenner – alto
sackbut Colin Sheen –
tenor sackbut Paul Beer –
tenor sackbut Martin Nichols – b****
sackbut John
Sothcott – vielle, recorder...
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controversial music critic.
During 1920–21 he
edited the
music magazine The
Sackbut. His most
prolific period as a
composer came in the 1920s, when he was...
