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Special Hungary
The most beautiful instruments of the National and Military Museums
Special Hungary
Budapest’s museum collections bring together Roman and Baroque trumpets, ceremonial instruments and military imagery, preserving sounds and symbols across centuries.
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
In search of a new trombone
Por Branimir Slokar
Thomas Inderbinen - master of the hammer
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
British Brass Makers
Por John Webb
Miembro
The tuba, Benjamin of the brass family
Where does the tuba come from? From serpent to ophicleide to saxhorns, this article traces a lesser-known path to the modern instrument.
Por Emilie Mende
Gratuito
The trombone in Belgium
Published in memory of its author, this article reflects on the trombone tradition in Belgium and his lasting contribution.
Por Albert Mertens
Trombone Attachements - Trends and development
Por Benny Sluchin
Parte 2
Tubes - Tritones - Theses
Por Patrice Sciortino
Some observation prompted by H. Baumann: Which Horn for which Music
Commentary responding to H. Baumann’s article (BB 3), offering critical observations and contributing to the ongoing debate on horn playing.
Por Harold Meek
Parte 2
Josef Kail (1795-1871)
Forgotten brass instrument innovator
Por Cizek Bohuslav
I myself have formed this instrument
“Forming” the instrument? A dangerous illusion. This article debunks the myth: the instrument cannot be shaped — it is the player who must adapt.
Por Robert Ischer
Gratuito
The mute belt
In Stockhausen's demanding trumpet works, six different mutes had to be changed while performing from memory, turning a practical problem into a new stage technique.
Por Markus Stockhausen
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
“Whisper mutes” in the test lab
Por Benny Sluchin
Brass instruments from Markneukirchen
Special GDR
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
Miembro
The alto trombone and contemporary concepts of trombone timbre
Alto trombone timbre from Vienna to Brahms, orchestral balance, period practice, and why bright brass sounds gradually disappeared.
Por William E. Runyan
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Editorial
Behind a musician’s instrument lies a quiet industrial battle, as European, American and Japanese makers compete to shape the future of brass playing.
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
Mouthpieces made from precious woods
Por Maurice Benterfa
Dung Chen
A brief look at the long trumpet of Tibet
Por Brian Pertl
Parte 10
Instrument makers in USA
Blessing
Por Stephan Suter
Antoine Courtois, Paris
The history of instrument makers is a human adventure, all the more interesting for us today to learn about since the intimate details of this part of the history of music has been left mostly in the shadows
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez
Short history of instrument maker Josef Monke (1882 to 1965)
Por Liselotte Monke
Miembro
Parte 2
The Baroque trumpet, the high trumpet and the so-called Bach trumpet
Continuation of Edward H. Tarr’s study on the Baroque trumpet, examining the high trumpet and further clarifying the concept of the “Bach trumpet.”
Por Edward H. Tarr
The ingenious Free-Flow rotary valve of René Hagmann
Por Jean-Pierre Mathez