a Saint. Caecilia Concert, Challenge Records 2006. La Sacqueboute. Michel Becquet, Les Sacqueboutiers de Toulouse. Sackbutt. Jorgen Van Rijen. Channel Classics 2008. Schmelzer & Co. Caecilia-Concert. Challenge Records 2009. Buxtehude & Co. Caecilia-Concert. Challenge Records 2007. Early surviving instruments The earliest instruments: Other notable sackbuts: For more information, see Herbert (2006). Modern manufacturers The modern German "church trombone" also resembles a sackbut. See also Electronic Sackbut, an early synthesizer. Glissando References Further reading Historical references Virgiliano, Aureleo: Il dolcimelo (manuscript, c. 1600) Rognoni Taeggio, Francesco: Selva de varii passaggi secondo l'uso moderno, per cantare, & suonare con ogni sorte de stromenti, 2 vols. Milan: Filippo Lomarzo, 1620. Mersenne, Marin: Harmonie Universelle (1636) Praetorius, Michael: Syntagma Musicum, 3 vols. Wolfenbüttel: Elias Holwein, 1619. 2nd, much enlarged edition: Grund-richtiger... Unterricht... oder Vierfaches musicalisches Kleeblatt. Ulm: G. W. Kühnen (1697). External links Sackbut solo recordings, tenor and bass, Early Music Instrument Database, Case Western University Musica Antiqua's Sacbut page History, photos, and sounds Greg Ingles introduces the sackbut Piffaro member Greg Ingles explains the key features of the Sackbut and demonstrates its use in the music of the renaissance "loud band". Continuous pitch instruments Early musical instruments Renaissance music Trombones