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CONN Cornet case - good condition

 CONN Cornet case - good condition

Buy It Now: $29.95
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King Tempo 602 Cornet Trumpet and Hard Case

 King Tempo 602 Cornet Trumpet and Hard Case

Price: $49.00 (12 Bids)
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CASTLE CORNET ISLAND'S TROUBLES TROUBLOUS TIMES HAWTREY

 CASTLE CORNET ISLAND'S TROUBLES TROUBLOUS TIMES HAWTREY

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Dragon Custom Cornet

 Dragon Custom Cornet

Price: $900.00 (1 Bids)
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NEW PRO HEAVY-DUTY CORNET TRUMPET BUGLE STAND

 NEW PRO HEAVY-DUTY CORNET  TRUMPET BUGLE STAND

Buy It Now: $10.95
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Vintage 1951 Conn 80A Large Bore Cornet - Superb!

 Vintage 1951 Conn 80A Large Bore Cornet - Superb!

Buy It Now: $598.00
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Antique Antoine Courtois 'Levy's Model' Bb A Cornet EX+

 Antique Antoine Courtois 'Levy's Model' Bb A Cornet EX+

Buy It Now: $998.00
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1940 Top Flight "Second Cornet" G.E. Holmes-Band Folio

 1940 Top Flight "Second Cornet" G.E. Holmes-Band Folio

Buy It Now: $18.50
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1941 First Steps - In Band Playing "B Cornet"

 1941 First Steps - In Band Playing "B Cornet"

Buy It Now: $18.50
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1938 Our First Band Folio "Second Cornet" Ed Chenette

 1938 Our First Band Folio "Second Cornet" Ed Chenette

Buy It Now: $18.50
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1952 "1st & 2nd Cornet" ON STAGE BAND BOOK F. Buchtel

 1952 "1st & 2nd Cornet" ON STAGE BAND BOOK F. Buchtel

Buy It Now: $18.50
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NEW CT-E101 CorNet 10base Ethernet Adapters PnP ISA NIB

 NEW CT-E101 CorNet 10base Ethernet Adapters PnP ISA NIB

Buy It Now: $19.99
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What is a Cornet?

The Cornet is a brass instrument with a long, rich history. While they are a close cousin of the trumpet, a Cornet has a little warmer, more intimate sound. Cornets can usually be interchangable in concert or jazz bands. They play in the same key. Some of the great players, like Herbert L. Clark were known for their great technical cornet playing.
There is a fascinating story about Cornets from the old days. Apparently, back in the the early 1900's trumpets were considered somewhat of a new fad, and not thought so highly of by the cornet virtuosos of the day. Herbert L. Clark reportedly said that the trumpet and jazz were instruments of the devil, and would never catch on. Sigh, I'm glad Clark's prediction did not hold true, or this might be called, CornetSearch, instead of TrumpetSearch!