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Carl Wilhelm Moritz

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and other military drums for the reforms of military music happening at the time. Moritz was able to design numerous improvements to these drums, including using thinner kettle walls than had previously been possible, and improved tuning keys. On 8 May 1838, a concert was given to celebrate a visit
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Original timpani and drums built by Moritz are still kept in museums today. Carl Wilhelm Moritz also invented a number of new wind instruments, as his father. This included an early
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The Moritz family business continued operation in Berlin under the name "C. W. Moritz" until it finally closed in 1959, due to economic conditions after
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Wieprecht was a musical director for the royal military bands in Berlin, and in 1835 gave C. W. Moritz the task of producing baroque
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After his death, his son Carl Albert Moritz continued the family business of instrument building, supplying
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of Russia, which featured over 1,000 musicians and 200 drummers, and used Moritz's drums.
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Der Berliner Blasinstrumentenbau im 19. Jahrhundert – Gesine Haase, 1981
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and the construction of a "waldhorn tuba", the so-called
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Moritz was born in Berlin, the son of instrument builder
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Index

Johann Gottfried Moritz
bass tuba
Wilhelm Wieprecht
kettle drums
Tsar Nicholas I
tenor tuba
bassoon
Richard Wagner
bass trumpet
bass trombone
Wagner tuba
Der Ring des Nibelungen
World War II
Der Berliner Blasinstrumentenbau im 19. Jahrhundert – Gesine Haase, 1981
Categories
19th-century German inventors
German musical instrument makers
Businesspeople from Berlin

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