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Consulta gli articoli di Brass Bulletin pubblicati dal 1971. Cerca per tema, soggetto, strumento, autore, serie o numero, con nuovi contenuti aggiunti man mano che cresce l’edizione digitale.
Le traduzioni originali in italiano sono state introdotte nell’edizione cartacea di Brass Bulletin a partire dal n. 60. Man mano che la digitalizzazione raggiungerà questi numeri, gli articoli saranno disponibili anche in italiano.
Parte 13
Dental Clinic for Wind Players
The mechanism of tonguig
Di Toshio Nemoto
Valaida Snow
Queen of the trumpet
Di Michel Laplace
Sudeten German Music Week
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
The Hunting horn of Jacques Du Fouilloux (XVIth cent.)
Di Werner Flachs, Rainer Egger
Editorial
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
Parte 2
The modern concert hall
Di Sabina Pade
Giovanni Puzzi: a yardstick for horn playing in 19th century Britain
Di Bradley Strauchen
Parte 3
Feeling pain while playing a musical instrument
Di Urban Diethelm
The Prize of the Europe-City of Passau
2nd International Brass Ensemble competition
Di Hermann Schmidt
Fortissimo!
Di Thomas Stevens
Snapshot: the American Brass Quintet in Europe
Report on the American Brass Quintet’s tour in Europe, highlighting performances, reception and the ensemble’s role in chamber brass music.
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
Membro
The development of the amateur wind-band repertoire in Central Europe since 1950
After 1950, Central Europe’s amateur wind bands became a testing ground where inherited traditions, modern composition, popular music and education collided.
Di Wolfgang Suppan
Serpent (Drawing)
Di Ch. J. Travies De Villers
Collective improvisation in instrumental classes with different instruments
What if learning an instrument meant more than playing pieces? Roland Böckle promotes collective improvisation to develop listening, taste, and creativity.
Di Roland Böckle
Litho Philadelphia 1904'
Di Hoover & Son
Membro
Parte 4
Zen and the Art of Horn playing
From meditation to distance running, horn playing becomes a way of quieting mental noise, linking breath, concentration, and daily life.
Di Jeffrey Agrell
Gratuito
An interview with Jean Douay
What does it take to stay at the top of a major orchestra? Jean Douay shares insights on discipline, pressure and the realities behind the trombone section.
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
Parte 8
The instrumental player’s maintenance and development
The opinion of an expert
Di James Thompson
Membro
Parte 6
Jean-Baptiste Arban (1825-1889) Biography
The Last Years of his Life
Arban and the call for progress: inspired by Saint-Saëns, he makes a final push for a C cornet—an effort that would ultimately fail.
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
Parte 4
School of trumpet in Liège
Di Rosario Macaluso
London Symphony Orchestra Brass
Brief meeting with Eric Crees
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
20th International music contest Munich 1971
Report on the trumpet competition
Critical report on the 1971 Munich International trumpet competition, assessing performances, jury decisions and emerging talents.
Di Frieder Held
Ovoid? About valves...
Di Denis Wedgewood
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.
Di Robert Ischer