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- instruments was specially made, as American soldiers had carried off Bayreuth's steerhorns after the end of World War II. Swedish cowhorn Blowing horn Marcuse, Sibyl...
- requires a tenor drum, as well as five onstage horns and four onstage steerhorns, one of them to be blown by Hagen. Much of the Ring, especially from Siegfried...
- style were called oliphants. Words in English: cowhorn, bullhorn, oxhorn, steerhorn. Among peaceful uses of these horns was for farmers to call to their cattle...
- belonging to this church. In classical music, bullhorns, cowhorns, oxhorns or steerhorns with the tips removed have been called for by Wagner (a stierhörner) for...
- Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau agreed to sing the part. As Wagner called for steerhorns in Act II, Culshaw determined not to resort to the trombones usually pla****...
- eighteen anvils to be hired and hammered. Similarly, where Wagner called for steerhorns, Culshaw arranged for them to be used instead of the trombones habitually...