K. Ethel Merker (1923–2012)[1] was a prominent freelance and orchestral horn player in Chicago, who collaborated with the Frank Holton Company on the design and development of the Merker-Matic line of horns.
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K. EthelMerker (1923–2012) was a prominent freelance and orchestral horn player in Chicago, who collaborated with the Frank Holton Company on the design...
the Great from 1745. EthelMerker, prominent horn player in Chicago beginning in the 1940s, design collaborator on the Holton Merker-Matic line of horns...
Adkins – tenor saxophone, piccolo Morris Ellis – trombone, bass trombone EthelMerker, Julia M. Studebaker – French horn Bobby Christian, Floyd Morris – marimba...
alto saxophone, flute Flip Ricard, Earl Turner, Sonny Cohn - trumpet EthelMerker - French horn on "Last Train from Overbrook" John Avant - trombone Bill...
III. Symphonie. In: Der Merker 1 (1909), 9–11 Mahlers Weg: ein Erinnerungsblatt. In: Der Merker 3 (1912), 166–171 Über Ethel Smyth: ein Brief von Bruno...
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