Tenor valve trombone. Nominal pitch: C, B-flat and A.
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InstrumentTenor trombone |
Instrument FamilyWind |
MakerC.G. Conn |
Place MadeUnited States of America ; North America ; Elkhart |
Date Made1903 |
DescriptionTechnical description: 7G (long) model. Silver-plated brass; valve section with two alternative main tuning-slides; with tortil for insertion between mouthpiece and instrument. Cylindrical joint tenon on valve section with ligature restraining screw on bell section. Dummy tubing which appears to bypass valves as tubing runs from main tuning-slide to tenon at joint. With water-key on both main yuning-slides and with fitting for music card-holder. Valve type: 3 Périnet valves, bottom-sprung, alignment by key on piston engaging with channel in casing interior. |
NotesArnold Myers 17.12.17, 12.6.19 (description). |
Measurementsfrom bell bow to valve sectiton bow 1092; bell 177. |
Provenanceex- John Hallam collection. ; on loan to the Collection. |
CollectionMIMEd |
Accession Number6453 |