- were
always used in pairs, like the
prehistoric lurer.
Unlike the
Roman litui, the
Etruscan instruments had
detachable mouthpieces and in
general appear...
- the
instrumentation of the motets,
where that is specified. It is for two
litui (an
instrument which one
source contends was a "horn" and "trumpet-like")...
- it br****, horn
corni da
tirarsi lituus lituo it br****,
lituus lituuses litui timpani timpani it
percussion Christmas Oratorio used with
trumpets recorder...
-
military trumpet.
Players of the
lituus were
called liticines.
Surviving litui are
between 78 and 140 cm (31–55 in) long.
Being the
shortest of the Roman...
- the
Ossegg monastery in Bohemia,
which equates it with the
hunting horn: "
litui vulgo Waldhörner duo ex tono G". Nevertheless, in 1732
Johann Gottfried...
- tautinės sąjunga. pp. 217–218. OCLC 421089. Zinkuvienė, Alia (2012-10-02). "
Litui 90 metų! Ar
sulauks 100?" (in Lithuanian). Respublika.
Retrieved 2015-08-23...
- sat,
nunnop tonzawi ka kaihna;
Sangmang lapna ka
khawlmual aw, siah leh
litui cingkhawm ee [Guimang II, c. AD 1550]. (Translation):
Native Dimtui which...