- Victor-Charles
Mahillon (March 10, 1841 in
Brussels – June 17, 1924 in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France) was a
Belgian musician,
instrument builder and writer...
- late 19th
century by Victor-Charles
Mahillon, the
curator of
musical instruments at
Brussels Conservatory.
Mahillon divided instruments into four broad...
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called them tensibile, inflatile, and percussionabile. Victor-Charles
Mahillon,
curator of the
musical instrument collection of the
conservatoire in Brussels...
- by Hornbostel–Sachs number). The
early classification of Victor-Charles
Mahillon called this
group of
instruments autophones. The most
common are struck...
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Kahan T,
Kaprelyants AS,
Kyrpides N,
Lapidus A,
Lowry SR,
Lykidis A,
Mahillon J,
Markowitz V,
Mavromatis K,
Mukamolova GV, Oren A,
Rokem JS,
Smith MC...
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instruments Instruments Verdegem,
Stefaan (March 2015). "Fétis, Gevaert,
Mahillon and the Oboe d'Amore". The
Galpin Society Journal. 68.
Galpin Society:...
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important mechanism for
evolution in bacteria.
Mobile genetic elements Mahillon, Jacques; Chandler,
Michael (2020-12-26). "Insertion Sequences". Microbiology...
- S2CID 59224442. Duchatelet, Laurent; Moris,
Victoria C.; Tomita, Taketeru;
Mahillon, Jacques; Sato, Keiichi; Behets, Catherine; Mallefet, Jérôme (2020). "The...
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first used in the late 19th
century by the
Belgian instrument maker Victor Mahillon to play the high
trumpet parts in
music by Bach and Handel.
Built initially...
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Crumhorn Page
Crumhorns by
Moeck Renaissance Studio[permanent dead link]
Mahillon, Victor-Charles; Schlesinger,
Kathleen (1911). "Cromorne" . Encyclopædia...
