Euphonic serpentcleide

Euphonic serpentcleide (Fr.: cor euphonique), contrabass serpent in C, with 11 keys, invented by James Jordan of Liverpool ca. 1850 and shown in London in 1851. See also: serpentcleide (89, 125). Sort by:DefaultTitleDateAuthorAscendingDescending Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians, 5th edition. London, 1954. Langwill, Lyndesay G. The Bassoon and Double Bassoon. London, 1948.