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mellophone

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mel·lo·phone  (ml-fn)
n.
A brass wind instrument, similar to the French horn, often used in military or marching bands.
[mello(w) + -phone.]
mellophone [ˈmɛləˌfəʊn]
n
(Music / Instruments) Music a brass band instrument similar in tone to a French horn
[from mellow + -phone]
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To the baritone and mellophone instruments (both Robin and Kevin play baritone) add trumpets, trombones, plus percussion, bass, guitar and piano.
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Dorman said her daughter Monica, who plays the mellophone - a marching band French horn - came home from the camp last summer with many new skills and Monica was eager to enroll again this year.
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The Phantom Knights marching corps was handed the cash to buy two mellophones - costing pounds 1,200 each - to help give their music a more competitive edge.
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