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The Serpent was a brass-type instrument from the end of the eighteenth century. Group of answer choices True False

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    The Serpent is an instrument descending from the bugle (it does not belong to this family due to lack of a thumb hole) and a distant ancestor of the tuba with a mouthpiece like metal wind instruments but with holes like wood wind instruments.
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