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   Sarrusophone
   The Sarrusophone is a conical-bore brass instrument similar in sound to the oboe named after its inventor, the French bandmaster Sarrus who in 1856 produced a design for the instrument's construction in several sizes ranging from soprano to contrabass. The sarrusophone is a double-reed valved instru...
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   sarrusophone
   sarrusophone A brass instrument of the oboe class, played with a double reed.
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   Sarrusophone
   The sarrusophone is a family of transposing musical instruments patented and placed into production by Pierre-Louis Gautrot in 1856. It was named after the French bandmaster Pierre-Auguste Sarrus (1813–1876) who is credited with the concept of the instrument (it is not clear if Sarrus benefited f...
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   sarrusophone
   sarrusophone (surŭs'ufōn) , brass keyed wind instrument, played with a double reed, thus a member of the oboe family. Invented in 1856 by Sarrus, a French bandmaster, it is made in several sizes and was once much used in French bands to replace the weaker-toned oboes and bassoons. On...
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