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The valve trombone was probably more common in the nineteenth century than the slide trombone.
The exception was in Britain, where the slide instrument seems to have been more prominent. This
might have been because some brass band contests explicitly banned the use of valve trombones. The
nineteenth century saw the largest growth in the production of didactic method books, and, as the list
below suggests, French publications were in the forefront.
Date
1833
Author
F. Bellini
c.1837
1840
J. Carnaud
fils ain
Muller
1845
W. Freyman
between
1850
and
1859
c.1852
J. Schwartz
F. C. E.
Carnaud?
c.1865
Clodomir
(P.-F.-M. de
Borrit)
Clodomir
(P.-F.-M. de
Borrit)
A. Sax
1870
J. Forestier
1870
A. Wirth
1878
A. Lagard
c.1879
V. Caussinus
c.1865
Title
Metodo per trombone si duttile
che a pistoni
Mthode complte de trombone
pistons
Mthode de trombone trois
pistons
Mthode lmentaire de trombone
pistons ou cylindres
Mthode de trombone pistons et
sans pistons
Place
Milan
Publisher
Bellini
Paris
Richault
Paris?
J. Meissonier
Paris
n.p.
Paris
Gautrot Ain
Paris
Lafleur?
Carnaud?
Paris
Costallat
Paris
Leduc
Paris
Leduc
Paris
Sax
Paris
Sax
London
Augener &
Co.
Paris
Ikelmer
Frres
V. Caussinus
Paris
between
1880
and
1889
before
1881
G. Bimboni
1887
J.A. Kappey
before
1891
D. Gatti
1891
Anon.
before
1892
G. Sianesi
c. 1895
1897
c. 1900
1905
1908
1907
1916
c. 1926
c. 1927
c. 1936
G. Rossari
Florence
Brizzi &
Niccolai
Milan
Domenico
Vismara
London
Boosey &
Co.
Milan
n.p.
New
York?
Milan
Carl Fischer
Domenico
Vismara
Paris?
Imbert
[USA?]
New
York
C. Weber?
Carl Fischer
London
Publishing
Offices
London
Hawkes &
Son
Paris
Costallat
Chicago
F. Holstein &
Co.
Oakland, A. W. Allen
CA
Milan
Ricordi
New
York
Carl Fischer