- With the
sounding of the
second trumpet,
something described as "a
great mountain burning with fire"
plunges into the
sea and
turns a
third of the oceans...
- The
sea trumpeter (Pelsartia humeralis) is a
species of
marine ray-finned fish, a
grunter from the
family Terapontidae. It is
endemic to the southeastern...
- her
third album, Timbre, led her to
establish her own
independent label,
Trumpet Swan Productions,
which has
published her
subsequent recordings. Hawkins...
- The
plant is
known by a
variety of
names including kou,
beach cordia,
sea trumpet, and
kerosene wood,
among others.
Other names for the
species include...
- "seas**** horn" or "s****
trumpet", is a wind
instrument that is made from a conch, the s**** of
several different kinds of
sea snails.
Their natural conical...
- The
trumpet repertoire consists of solo
literature and
orchestral or, more commonly, band
parts written for the
trumpet.
Tracings its
origins to 1500...
- the
Neolithic era. The
earliest of
these primordial trumpets were
adapted from
animal horns and
sea s****, and were
common throughout Europe, Africa,...
-
location in Los Angeles, at LA
Center Studios, and the
Salton Sea.
While playing the
trumpet in a
burning room, the protagonist's
voice is
heard in narration...
- "Little Faith" and "The
Nylon Dollar";
tubular bells on "Talk to the
Sea";
trumpet on "Little Faith" and "The
Kasparian Circle";
zither on "She
Wears Shades";...
- if not
thousands of years. Most
often the s**** of
large sea snails are used, as
trumpets, by
cutting a hole in the
spire of the s**** or
cutting off...
