Albert Kindler

Wedding Bells: Trombone in Wedding Celebrations

February 18, 2010 By wkimball 1 Comment

Gay Procession

I just added another image to the 19th century timeline (2nd half), another depiction of a wedding celebration that includes trombone (c. 1885, shown below). Wedding celebrations constitute a fairly common theme in trombone history, with a total of 14 related images spread throughout the Trombone History Timeline. They’re shown together below. The bulk of [...]

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19th Century Trombone Images: A Painting, A Postcard, and Two Posters

February 10, 2010 By wkimball Leave a Comment

Added several images to the 19th century Trombone History Timeline (2nd half). I don’t know that there’s really any overarching theme here, unless perhaps it’s humor. c. 1855—Artist Albert Kindler includes a trombonist in his painting After the Wedding. The trombonist stands in the musicians’ boat in the background (see below detail and full image; [...]

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