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English: Ophicleide built by Leopold Uhlmann, Vienna, 1838-40.
Date 12 March 2008 14:52:52
Source originally posted to Flickr as Valved Ophicleide in D, edited for image quality
Author Claire H.
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"Metropolitan Museum of Art, 3/12/2008" by Claire H. from New York City. (p. 1 near 2345510587).
" Lots and lots of pictures after a day at the Met. It's such a wonderful museum. "
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  • Leopold Uhlmann (circa 1840
    date QS:P,+1840-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
    ). [89.4.2457] Contrabass Valve Ophicleide in D. Vienna, Austria.
    "​ Maker: Leopold Uhlmann (Austrian, 1806–1878) ",
    "​ Credit Line: The Crosby Brown Collection of Musical Instruments, 1889 ",
    "​Uhlmann developed this type in 1835, first as a bass and then in the contrabass version on display. Also in 1835, August Guichard in Paris developed a different valved ophicleide and Wilhelm Wieprecht in Berlin invented the tuba, which finally became the prevailing valve bass. "

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