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Consulta los artículos de Brass Bulletin publicados desde 1971. Busca por tema, materia, instrumento, autor, serie o número, con nuevos contenidos añadidos a medida que crece la edición digital.
Las traducciones originales al español se incorporaron a la edición impresa de Brass Bulletin a partir del n.º 60. A medida que la digitalización alcance estos números, los artículos estarán disponibles también en español.
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Yamaha, an ambitious giant
Behind the rise of a future industrial giant lies an unexpected lesson in craftsmanship, cultural exchange and the discipline that reshaped wind instrument making.
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
Gratuito
Dr. h.c. Bernoulli (1904-1980)
Necrology of a great collector
From a Swiss castle filled with 700 brass instruments to the Historical Museum Basel, a collector’s life reflects decades of dedication, scholarship and hospitality.
Por Emilie Mende
Miembro
Parte 2
300 Years of the Horn
in the Dresden Court Orchestra
From Dresden’s court musicians to Hampel’s hand-horn technique, virtuoso players and court repertoire shaped a decisive shift in horn playing and orchestral writing.
Por Peter Damm
Composer Interpreter Teacher Student
Clains and demands in musical life today
What is the musician’s role today? Willi Gohl questions creation, teaching, and society—and argues for a more human, free, and living music.
Por Willi Gohl
Interview with Paul Spörri
Principal trumoet of the Berlin Philharmonie
Por Heinz Klose
Guy Touvron
Vive la France, vive Selmer!
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
Parte 1
Brass Bulletin 1971-1996, the fruit of the passion
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
Gratuito
Editorial
A life that shaped a century: Jean-Pierre Mathez introduces the extraordinary rise of Maurice André—an artist whose brilliance transformed the modern trumpet.
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
Parte 13
Dental Clinic for Wind Players
The mechanism of tonguig
Por Toshio Nemoto
Fujio Nakayama (1918-1997)
The trumpet is my life... Autobiographical account
Por Fujio Nakayama
Parte 2
Sampling? A hard rality !
Por Thomas Stevens
Miembro
Use of a spectral model in developing concepts of tuba timbre
Can great tuba sound be measured? This groundbreaking study turns timbre into data — offering a visual model that could transform how players hear and shape their sound.
Por Daniel D. Stancil
Parte 2
Classical music: Why bother?
Por Joshua Fineberg
Gratuito
Vitaly Bujanowsky
The world's Golden Horn
Called one of the Soviet school’s finest performers by Shostakovich, Vitaliy Buyanovskiy shaped horn playing through performance, teaching and composition.
Por Anatoly Barantsev
Anthony Plog in recital
20:38 - 20:42 (2 pictures)
Por Anonyme
Symphonic tuba playing
A warning from the orchestra: Lewis Waldeck challenges modern tuba playing—calling for a return from solo brilliance to the dark, blended power of true symphonic sound.
Por Lewis Waldeck
Gratuito
The Remarkable Story Behind the Cover
A war, a theft, and an unexpected recovery turned one nineteenth-century cornet into a witness to musical memory beyond its craftsmanship and sound.
Por Jean-Michel Gauffriau
Parte 5
Dental Clinic for Wind Players
Teeth: an integral part of the instrument
Por Toshio Nemoto
Miembro
A scientific study of pulmonary function
As applied to wind instrument playing, with emphasis on the study of lung function in trumpet playing
Do trumpet players breathe differently? William W. Bing shows not really—except for greater lung capacity tied to endurance, with no harmful effects.
Por William W. Bing
André Van Driessche
Belgian master of the Horn
Por Luc Bergé, Rik Vercruysse, Claudine Novikov
André Lafosse (1890-1975)
Master of Trombone
Por Jean Douay
Parte 2
Brass Bulletin 1971-1996, the fruit of the passion
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
The Streitwieser collection of brass instruments at the Kremsegg Castle
Por Friedrich Anzenberger
Gratuito
Editorial
Brass Bulletin reflects on its growth and mission, reaffirming its commitment to independence, dialogue and the international brass community.
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez