Woodwind Instruments and Their History

Woodwind Instruments and Their History"This excellent book ought to be in every library." Musical Times Widely acclaimed for its scholarship, comprehensiveness, and originality, this superior study by a leading authority is considered the definitive work on woodwind instruments. Author Anthony Baines musicologist, conductor, instrumentalist, and curator of the Bate Collection of Historical Wind Instruments at Oxford University combines a discussion of design and construction with a

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