Barnavelt, Sir John van Olden
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Barnavelt, Sir John van Olden, a historical tragedy, probably by J.
Fletcher and
Massinger, acted in 1619. It was discovered by A. H. Bullen among the MSS of the British Museum, and printed in his
Old English Plays (1883, vol. ii).
The play, which deals with contemporary events in Holland, was performed within months of the execution of its real-life protagonist.
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double-bass tuba
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music
double-bass tuba ( contrabass tuba ). One of the tuba family, pitched an octave below ten. tuba. Has wide conical bore and cup-shaped mouthpiece. Wagner used one to strengthen the bass of his 8-part harmony by doubling it an octave lower.
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