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Slide position and valve fingering chart for alto, tenor and bass trombones, from a late 19th century text
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English: A chart of which musical notes may be obtained in which slide positions for alto trombone, tenor trombone, and bass trombone. Deutsch: Zugpositionen für Alt, Tenor und Bass-Posaune, und die Tönen die in jedes Position lauten |
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Original publication: Posaunen-Schule für Alt, Tenor und Bass-Posaune / Instruction Book of the Simple and Valve-Trombone |
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Adam Wirth |
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English: Bilingual English/German publication
Deutsch: Zweisprachiges Buch, Deutsch/Englisch
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