Historia
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Instrument Makers in USA
C. G. Conn Ltd. Abilene, Texas
For Conn, regaining lost ground in brass instrument making means more than automated production: workshop skills and stable working conditions also count.
Por Stephan Suter
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The Horn Concerti of W. A. Mozart
Por Herman Jeurissen
A short history of the tango
Por Abel Larrosa Cuevas
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The modern concert hall
Spreading walls, shrinking sound
Por Sabina Pade
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Bach and the Others
Eighteenth-Century Trumpeter-Hornists
From Bach’s Leipzig cantatas to the Stadtpfeifer tradition, trumpet and horn emerge as interchangeable tools within a remarkably versatile musical profession.
Por Edward H. Tarr
Schloss Kremsegg: Serpent in C
Por Siegfried Kristofl
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Edna White
A Woman and a Life in the Service of the Trumpet
At a time when the cornet still ruled, Edna White made the trumpet a solo voice, building a career across concert halls, radio, recordings and new repertoire.
Por Michel Laplace
Heinrich Domnich (1767-1844)
Por Robert Ricks
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On the Cornett and Serpent
From Pierre Trichet’s Traité des Instruments de Musique (c. 1640)
Written around 1640, Pierre Trichet’s Traité des Instruments de Musique preserves a firsthand account of the cornett and serpent in musical life and construction.
Por Pierre Trichet
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On Trumpets
Trumpets served war, ceremony and even medicine before Trichet turned to the mute, a simple device whose purpose extended far beyond changing the sound.
Por Pierre Trichet
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300 Years of the Horn
1680-1980, an attempted survey
From Versailles to Bohemia, hunting horns enter orchestral life through makers, players, early works and the Austro-Bohemian tradition.
Por Peter Damm
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The Trumpet and the Cornet in Jazz and Popular Music
The “Classical” Period 1927-1945 — The Golden Age of the Trumpet
Between Armstrong’s rise and bebop’s arrival, the trumpet became jazz’s dominant voice, reshaping technique, orchestras, sound, mutes and virtuosity.
Por Michel Laplace
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A look at the evolution of the valved cornet and its repertoire
Por Géry Dumoulin
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Japanese painting from the 18th century
An 18th-century Okinawan scroll preserves a ceremonial procession where Chinese-derived instruments, including the rapa trumpet, marked diplomatic exchange with Japan.
Por Fujio Nakayama
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Special Finland
A brief survey of the history of the Finnish brass music
Finland’s brass identity grew between Russian military traditions and Western orchestral models, turning competing influences into a distinctive national voice.
Por Simo Kanerva
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Tower-watchmen and night-watchmen in Bohemia
From Hussite suspicion of musicians to tower signals over Bohemian towns, horns and trumpets shaped civic life, danger warnings and ritual memory.
Por Vaclav Hoza
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Music in an American Frontier Communal Society
Aurora Colony
Aurora’s bands, chamber groups and restored instruments show how communal faith, German heritage and American public life met in sound, from parlors to parades.
Por Deborah M. Olsen
An historical perspective of the alto trombone
Por Saeki Shigeki
Franz (Frantisek) Schollar and the Russian school of horn playing
Por Vitali Bujanovsky
The trombone and chamber music in France
Por Raymond Lapie
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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
Fats' [Navarro] Heirs
Prodigy - sound - agility: Clifford Brown, Freddie Hubbard, Wynton Marsalis
Por Michel Laplace
Australian Brass Band Rules Britannia in 1924
Por Brendan Collins
Wind Bands in Lithuania
Por Algirdas Radzevicius