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Václav František Červený

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31: 225: 377: 107: 643: 448: 648: 316: 339:Červený's reputation as the leading brass maker in Austria-Hungary was widely acknowledged during his lifetime, receiving medals at 663: 319:) distinction in 1884. After Červený's death, the company became part of the nationalized instrument manufacturing cooperative 619: 556: 513: 398: 464: 458: 638: 286: 348: 344: 328: 217:
Many of Červený's conical bore instruments influenced the development of later instruments such as the tuba,
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in 1867 it grew to over 100 workers by 1880. By then a family business known since 1876 as
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from solid brass, which he used to invent several wide-bored conical instruments. The
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The New Langwill Index: A Dictionary of Musical Wind-instrument Makers and Inventors
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in output and recognition. Many of his inventions were widely copied despite his
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After his death, his firm introduced in 1908 a line of highly compact
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in four sizes from alto to contrabass), and the circular-wrapped
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pitched in 12′ F and 18′ B♭ wrapped about the size of a modern
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in 1948. It was subsequently re-privatised in 1993 using its
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Herbert, Trevor; Myers, Arnold; Wallace, John, eds. (2019).
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maker and inventor. He became the principal manufacturer in
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Waterhouse, William (2001). "Červený, Václav František".
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in 1842. After establishing an additional factory in
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Other instrument patents include the 631: 280: 163:, patented in 1844 to substitute the 649:Businesspeople from Austria-Hungary 598: 13: 592: 14: 675: 471:Herbert, Myers & Wallace 2019 431:Herbert, Myers & Wallace 2019 419:Herbert, Myers & Wallace 2019 473:, p. 403–4, Myers, Arnold: 484: 171:, went on to inspire the later 443:Waterhouse & Langwill 1993 187:(a family of upright marching 1: 354: 329:dissolution of Czechoslovakia 269:) instruments, in particular 138: 99:Inventor of brass instruments 210:in 18′ B♭, and patented the 7: 455:Mendel & Reissmann 1883 10: 680: 664:People from Hradec Králové 608:God Bless You, Mr. Červený 498:Cambridge University Press 334: 302:V. F. Červený & synové 287:V. F. Červený & Synové 284: 639:Musical instrument makers 610:] (in German). Brno: 103: 95: 87: 65: 40: 28: 21: 604:Grüss Gott, Herr Červený 570:. Berlin: R. Oppenheim. 551:. 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Index

Photograph of Václav František Červený taken in 1892
Dubeč
Austrian Empire
Hradec Králové
Austria-Hungary
Jiří Červený
Soňa Červená
Czech
brass instrument
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Adolphe Sax
patents
conical bores
french horn
military bands
Wagner tuba
ophicleide
valve trombones
salon music
Tsar
Alexander III of Russia
tuba
euphonium

altar bell
tubas
tenor horn
V. F. Červený & Synové
Königgrätz

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