On the early history of valves and valve instruments in Germany
Herbert Heyde
Brass Bulletin N. 24–27 · 1978–1979
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Parte 1
On the early history of valves and valve instruments in Germany (1814-1833)
Brass Bulletin N. 24 · 1978 · pp. 9–33
At the origin of modern brass: Herbert Heyde uncovers the true story of valve invention—revealing rivalries, experiments, and the breakthrough that transformed musical history.
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Parte 2
On the early history of valves and valve instruments in Germany (1814-1833)
Brass Bulletin N. 25 · 1979 · pp. 41–50
From invention to rivalry: the early history of rotary and piston valves reveals a battle of ideas, patents, and craftsmanship that transformed brass instruments forever.
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Parte 3
On the early history of valves and valve instruments in Germany (1814-1833)
Brass Bulletin N. 26 · 1979 · pp. 69–82
Herbert Heyde traces early German valve instruments from Stoelzel’s horns to basses, makers, patents, and shifting brass-band sound.
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Parte 4
On the early history of valves and valve instruments in Germany (1814-1833)
Brass Bulletin N. 27 · 1979 · pp. 51–61
Poverty, patents and workshop rivalries shaped the first German valve instruments, from Blühmel and Stoelzel to the Vienna and Mainz systems.
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