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The Instruments of the Modern Orchestra and Early Records of the Precursors of the Violin Family, in Two Volumes, Vol. I- Modern Orchestral Instruments, 1910
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1LIST OF ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
3Peal of Hemispherical Bells, page 176. Obtained through the courtesy of the owners, Messrs. Novello, Ewer & Co.
4Bass Drum, page 177. Messrs. Boosey & Co.
5Side Drum, Orchestral, page 179. Messrs. G. Potter & Co. (Aldershot).
6Triangle, page 180. Messrs. G. Potter & Co. (Aldershot).
7Cymbals, page 181. Messrs. G. Potter & Co. (Aldershot).
8Clarina, page 189. Herr W. Heckel (Biebrich-am-Rhein).
9Barless Steel Frame Grand, page 191. Messrs. Broadwood & Sons.
10Georgi Flute, page 191. Messrs. Joseph Wallis & Son.
11Stelzner Violin Family, pages 196, 198-9. By courtesy of the late Dr. Stelzner.
12Violin Tailpiece, page 266. Messrs. Beare & Son.
13Nut of Violin Bow, page 270. Messrs. Beare & Son.
14Nut of Vuillaume Bow, page 271. Messrs. Beare & Son.
15Zither Thumb-ring, page 275. Messrs. Beare & Son.
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