Sentence examples for surviving instrument from inspiring English sources

The hall's website states it is "without doubt England's most important surviving instrument from the late 17th century".

In the surviving instruments a pivoted piece of wood is set into the key.

This paper considers the relationship between manuscripts of Geoffrey Chaucer's Treatise on the astrolabe and a group of surviving instruments related to them.

Reddish-brown varnish, preserved in a remarkably original state.The Yale Stradivari is an especially important example among the surviving instruments by its maker for two reasons.

One in the southern part of the country has left very few surviving instruments, which is unfortunate because these are the kind probably played by J.S. Bach.

Many surviving instruments were found in convents – it seems that tromba marinas were a staple of the northern European nun's music box.

His surviving instruments are transparent and clear sounding, ideal for the contrapuntal style (based on interwoven melodic lines) of the north German music of his time.

Visitors can also view what the museum says are the only surviving instruments designed and built by Galileo, including two telescopes and a lens he used to discover Jupiter's moons.

Alongside the record of surviving instruments from the mid sixteenth century to the time of Praetorius especially those of the Amati family as well as an engagement with the repertory and other contemporary sources, I investigate historical metrology and the working methods of violin making to reconstruct the basso da braccio (violoncello) of the period.

The century that survived the instrument?

In the past, however, historians of astronomy have paid relatively little attention to astrology and other "non-scientific" topics, while historians of astrology have tended to concentrate on the analysis of texts rather than surviving artefacts, scientific instruments in particular.