'LES INSTRUMENTS A SOUFFLE HUMAIN' by Constant Pierre

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INSTRUMENT MAKING AT THE UNIVERSAL 

EXHIBITION OF 1889


LES  INSTRUMENTS  A  SOUFFLE  HUMAIN


A MUSICIAN'S NOTES ON NEW AND IMPROVED WIND 

INSTRUMENTS 	 

by Constant Pierre

Decorated with engravings and music examples

316 pages

Librairie de l'art indépendant

Paris 1890

The 1889 World Fair in Paris celebrated, for 6 months, the 100th anniversary 
of the French Revolution as well as the strength of France's national industry, 
under the auspices of the Republic and its colonial empire.  The Eiffel Tower
 was built for this World Fair, at which the newly-invented phonograph 
was exhibited and demonstrated. 

This very rare book, in French,  by Constant Pierre, includes a remarkably 
detailed description (pp 193-212) of Henri Chaussier's Cor Omnitonique, the 
horn for which Saint-Saëns wrote his 'Morceau de Concert', Op.94, in 1887.

 

 

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'LES INSTRUMENTS A SOUFFLE HUMAIN' by Constant Pierre