Other double belled trumpets - Revision history

Gwesterhof: /* Tuyama */

2023-03-22T16:02:27Z

‎Tuyama

Gwesterhof: /* Tuyama */

2023-03-22T15:59:24Z

‎Tuyama

Gwesterhof: /* Billy Brooks */

2020-01-12T10:04:20Z

‎Billy Brooks

Gwesterhof at 08:45, 26 July 2019

2019-07-26T08:45:05Z

Gwesterhof at 08:42, 26 July 2019

2019-07-26T08:42:28Z

Gwesterhof: /* Gautrot-Marquet */

2019-07-04T15:16:52Z

‎Gautrot-Marquet

Gwesterhof: /* Gautrot-Marquet */

2019-07-04T15:16:28Z

‎Gautrot-Marquet

Gwesterhof: /* Guiseppe Pelitti/Dante Rancilio */

2019-07-04T15:11:04Z

‎Guiseppe Pelitti/Dante Rancilio

Gwesterhof: /* Carl Schäfer Hannover */

2019-07-04T15:10:03Z

‎Carl Schäfer Hannover

Gwesterhof: /* Ben Neill */

2019-07-04T15:07:03Z

‎Ben Neill

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	The Tuyama TTR 322 double bell trumpet, offered by Totalbrass.de looks pretty much the same as the Schiller and is also a cheap Chinese made instrument, from the [https://www.eastmanmusiccompany.com/about_page.php Eastman company]. Tuyama was registered as a trademark in Germany in 2009.		The Tuyama TTR 322 double bell trumpet, offered by Totalbrass.de looks pretty much the same as the Schiller and is also a cheap Chinese made instrument, from the [https://www.eastmanmusiccompany.com/about_page.php Eastman company]. Tuyama was registered as a trademark in Germany in 2009.
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		+	The same instrument was sold in the Netherlands by Bram Eigemann in Breda as Twin Bell trumpet.
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	==Brand==		==Brand==

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-File:Calichio double bell 1.jpg|<small>Duplex horn Calicchio mid 1960's</small>
+File:Jazzop6.jpg|<small>Skoonum Calicchio 1973/74, coll. HWM</small>
-File:Jazzop6.jpg|<small>Skoonum Calicchio 1973/74</small>
+File:Calichio double bell 1.jpg|<small>Duplex horn from Calicchio for Jack Coleman, mid 1960's</small>
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-Dominic Calicchio from Los Angeles made in 1973/74 the Skoonum trumpet, now in the HWM-collection, in his workshop in Hollywood, with a brass upper bell. Some 10 years before, in the mid 1960's, he made another experimental double bell instrument for Jack Coleman, that was in the [http://www.hwmconline.com/Instrument.php?inst_id=163 collection] of the Fiske Museum..
+Dominic Calicchio from Los Angeles made in 1973/74 the Skoonum trumpet, now in the HWM-collection, in his workshop in Hollywood, with a brass upper bell. Some 10 years before, in the mid 1960's, he made another experimental double bell instrument for Jack Coleman, that was in the collection of the Fiske Museum.
 ==Marco Blaauw==

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 A Melton Egerländer flugelhorn combined with a Benge trumpet bell. An idea from a German player of Donauwörth, made in 2010.
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 Jason Jimos of [http://www.bandinstrumentrecycler.com/ Band Instrument Recycler] in Minneapolis, MN, in 2013 built a double bell Bb (top bell) and C (lower bell) trumpet, using an old Bb/A Cornet rotor to change the bells. Although his intention was to make both bells Bb, to be able to put different mutes in each bell, the lower bell came out as 'C' due to its length. The valve section and lower bell came from a Besson 2-20 Bb trumpet. There is a 1945 liberty mercury dime soldered on the second slide for a draw knob. The braces are from a Buescher 400. A Harrelson trim kit and finger ring are used on the leadpipe. "I used an unknown baritone finger ring on the 1st slide, cut it and added shrink tubing to make it more ergonomi'", Jason tells. A trombone tuning slide brace between bells gives the horn more durability. "It's a good training tool, since I've never played a "C" trumpet before", he says. "However, it is bulky and a little heavy."

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 An unique combination of a trumpet and a flugel (?) with a double bell, one inside the other was offered for sale from Uruguay on Ebay in november 2011. The outer bell measures 7 inches, the length of the instrument is 17 inch (without the missing leadpipe). The bell reads 'Gautrot-Marquet Breveté s.g.d.g. Paris' (breveté s.g.d.g. meaning: patented without governmental garantee). Gautrot was a French manufacturer of musical (brass) instruments and an inventor from the second half of the 19th century.
-[[File:Henry_Distin_cornet_flugel__ca_1893.jpg|thumb|left|<small>Henry Distin catalog page</small>]]
+[[File:Henry_Distin_cornet_flugel__ca_1893.jpg|thumb|center|<small>Henry Distin catalog page</small>]]
 The idea behind this instrument is similar to that of the cornet flugel combination that's found in a Henry Distin catalog dated shortly after 1888.
 The Henry Distin Manufacturing Co operated in Philadelphia, with a factory in Cressona PA between 1882 and 1887. Distin had been the English agent of Adolphe Sax for some time, worked for J.W. Pepper and Moses Slater  and imported French instruments in the US.

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 Also from Milano but probably from a later date (ca. 1919) comes a  flugel/cornet-combination from D(ante) Rancilio, in the [http://www.hwmconline.com/Instrument.php?inst_id=139 HWMC- collection].
-Pelitti claimed to be the first to design duplex instruments, combines two different instruments: one with an open, bright, brilliant tone like that of cornet, trumpet and trombone, the other with a dark, smooth, romantic voice, like flicorno, clavicorno or bombardino.
+Pelitti [http://historicbrass.org/Portals/0/Documents/Journal/1994/HBSJ_1994_JL01_012_Meucci.pdf| claimed] to be the first to design duplex instruments, combines two different instruments: one with an open, bright, brilliant tone like that of cornet, trumpet and trombone, the other with a dark, smooth, romantic voice, like flicorno, clavicorno or bombardino.
 [[File:Pelitti duplex from Disegni 1873.jpg|thumb|center|<small> Duplex instrument designs by Guiseppe Pelitti, from Disegni, 1873</small>]]

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 ==Carl Schäfer Hannover==
-The Musikinstrumenten Museum in Berlin has an echo trumpet, made by Carl Schäfer from Hannover. Besides that this is a trumpet and not a cornet it also has rotary valves, where most of the echo cornets use piston valves. So far it's the first know double bell trumpet.
+The [http://www.sim.spk-berlin.de/mim_3.html| Musikinstrumenten Museum] in Berlin has an echo trumpet, made by Carl Schäfer from Hannover. Besides that this is a trumpet and not a cornet it also has rotary valves, where most of the echo cornets use piston valves. So far it's the first know double bell trumpet.
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 The mutantrumpet is designed by [http://www.benneill.com/ Ben Neill] and is a triple belled electro-acoustic instrument. The mutantrumpet has been evolving since the mid-1980’s when Neill worked with synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog to design its first electronic interface. In 1992 Neill made the instrument fully computer interactive. The new mutantrumpet includes 8 continuous MIDI controllers and 8 momentary MIDI controllers in addition to the acoustic note and volume control from the instrument’s natural sound.
-In an Audiokult video Ben demonstrates the possibilities. And [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0wVJRo179I here] he plays it at Dogwood, a performance space in Beacon, N.Y.
+In an [https://www.facebook.com/audiokult0/videos/vb.285387401482995/979240575431004| Audiokult video] Ben demonstrates the possibilities. And [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0wVJRo179I here] he plays it at Dogwood, a performance space in Beacon, N.Y.
 ==Romeo Orsi S.R.L.==