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My Experiences with Colleagues and Pupils

in 50 Years as trumpet player and trumpet teacher

Across five decades, Heinz Burum links trumpet embouchure, mouthpiece design and teaching practice to concrete cases from orchestras, pupils and colleagues.

Por Heinz Burum

Parte 3

Playing and singing simultaneously on brass instruments

From Weber's Concertino to Berlioz's chord writing, acoustic principles explain how combination tones emerge from simultaneous playing and singing on brass.

Por Benny Sluchin

Gabinetto Armonico by Filippo Bonanni, Rome 1723

22 Illustrations

Selection of illustrations and excerpts from Gabinetto Armonico (1723), offering a visual insight into early instruments and musical practice.

Por Filippo Bonanni

Guebwiller 1999

International competition for tenor trombone and bass trombone

Por Michio Sugihara

Parte 2

The influence of Berlioz

on contemporary 19th Century use of brass instruments

Por Ernest H. Gross

Parte 3

On the early history of valves and valve instruments in Germany (1814-1833)

Herbert Heyde traces early German valve instruments from Stoelzel’s horns to basses, makers, patents, and shifting brass-band sound.

Por Herbert Heyde

Parte 3

The trombone in Jazz and Popular Music

Pluralism of expression since 1945

Bebop, cool jazz, free jazz and neo-classicism transformed the trombone after 1945, as new players, techniques and instruments pushed its boundaries.

Por Michel Laplace

Simon Styles - gentleman and tuba player

Por Jeremy Mathez

Parte 1

Arnold Jacobs

Interview

Two tuba giants meet in 1979 Chicago, where Arnold Jacobs turns technique, sound, orchestral life and pedagogy into a lasting musical ethic.

Por Roger Bobo

Parte 4

The modern concert hall

Spreading walls, shrinking sound

Por Sabina Pade

Markneukirchen 1998

International Trumpet Competition

Por Max Sommerhalder

Parte 5

On the trail of brasses in Europe - Der Blechbläser

Der Blechbläser

Por Jean-Pierre Mathez

Parte 5

Doctor Mouthpiece

The cup 1: Cup depth

Por John Stork, Phyllis Stork

Parte 6

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Causes and cures of sudden vs. gradual embouchure and playing problems due to neuropathy

Por Toshio Nemoto

The first international brass congress - Special edition

Por I.h.e.m. Montreux

Benny Sluchin

Portrait in brief

Between Paris, Cologne and Tel Aviv, Benny Sluchin brings mathematics, acoustics and contemporary performance into the brass world.

Por Jean-Pierre Mathez

Parte 3

Stage fright and instrumental technique (2)

Por Michel Ricquier

Villars Open Trumpet Academy

Trumpets of the year 2000

Por Jean-Pierre Mathez

Parte 1

Herbert L. Clarke (1867-1945)

Boyhood Years

From forbidden beginnings to cornet legend: Herbert L. Clarke’s early years reveal a path shaped by setbacks, persistence, and decisive discoveries.

Por David Hickman

Horn singing

Earl S. Saxton advocates a “singing” approach to horn playing, emphasizing tone production through vibration, breath control and vocal-inspired technique.

Por Earl S. Saxton

The founders of the French Trumpet School

Merri Franquin, Eugène Foveau and Raymond Sabarich

Franquin, Foveau and Sabarich appear through their Paris careers, teaching legacies, recordings and role in shaping modern French trumpet playing.

Por Michel Laplace

Parte 1

The trombone in Jazz and Popular Music

Jazz did not invent the modern trombone: early virtuosos, New Orleans players and changing techniques reveal a more complex path toward flexibility and legato.

Por Michel Laplace

The Future of the Past

Interview with Richard Seraphinoff, player, teacher and horn maker

Por Jeffrey Agrell

The Composer Adrift

Por Stanley Friedman