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VENTILPOSAUNE, TENOR IN B, E. HESS, VERMUTLICH 20. JH.

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Auction dateClassic
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +02:00
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Galerie Moenius AG
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Germany, Wassenach
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Lot 65 | VENTILPOSAUNE, TENOR IN B, E. HESS, VERMUTLICH 20. JH.
VENTILPOSAUNE, TENOR IN B, E. HESS, VERMUTLICH 20. JH.

Die Firma Ernst Hess begann 1872 als Akkordeonfabrik und handelte mit Instrumenten. 1880 nahm Hess als einziges Vogtländer Unternehmen bei der Weltausstellung in Melbourne (Australien) teil.
Das vorliegende Instrument mit Patina besitzt vier Ventile, die mit „6“ gepunzt sind und eine Wasserklappe (incl. Kork). Es erklingt ein B≈125 Hz, was einem Kammerton von a1≈472 Hz entspricht. Der Schallbecher besitzt eine homogene Lötnaht und ist gestempelt mit: Hess Musik Klingenthal SA[chsen].
Abmessungen: Länge: 107,5cm, Durchmesser des Schalltrichters: 23,2cm.



VALVE TROMBONE, TENOR IN B, E. HESS, PROBABLY 20TH CENTURY.
The company Ernst Hess started in 1872 as an accordion factory and traded instruments. In 1880 Hess was the only company from Vogtland (Germany) to take part in the world exhibition in Melbourne (Australia).
The present instrument with patina has four valves, stamped with “6” and a water key (incl. cork). It sounds a B≈125 Hz, which corresponds to a concert pitch of a1≈472 Hz. The bell has a homogeneous soldered seam and is signed with: Hess Musik Klingenthal SA[chsen].
Dimensions: Length: 107.5cm; bell diameter: 23.2cm.

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