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Rediscovered trumpet fanfares
Di Friedrich Anzenberger
Gratuito
My collection of historical brass instruments and drums
Presentation of a private collection of historical brass instruments and drums, offering insights into their construction, variety and historical context.
Di Wilhelm Bernoulli
Past and Present of Brass in Czechoslovakia
Special Czechoslovakia
Di Helena Havlikova
The Streitwieser collection of brass instruments at the Kremsegg Castle
Di Friedrich Anzenberger
Gratuito
Drollery in the medieval representation of musical subjects
Study of medieval drolleries in musical imagery, exploring humorous and symbolic representations of musicians and instruments in Gothic art.
Di Franz Georg Von Glasenapp
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On the Crumhorn
From Pierre Trichet’s Traité des Instruments de Musique (c. 1640)
A seventeenth-century crumhorn leads from Roman lituus and alpine horns to reeds, finger holes and keys, exposing an unexpected family of curved instruments.
Di Pierre Trichet
The New Langwill Index
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
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Five generations of mouthpiece specialists
From Höchstädt to Markneukirchen and beyond, five generations of Schmidts shaped brass mouthpiece design through craft, anatomy and evolving orchestral demands.
Di Werner Christoph Schmidt
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The Streitwieser Foundation Historic Trumpet Museum
A private collection built through one musician's lifelong search became an unexpected center for brass history, where every instrument carries a story beyond its display.
Di Sue Scott
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Joannès Rochut (1881-1952)
Trombonist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
Behind a cornerstone of trombone teaching lies Rochut’s path between Paris and Boston, lost manuscripts, orchestral life and the enduring Bordogni legacy.
Di David Fetter
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The Trombone in the Sacred Works of W. A. Mozart
In Mozart’s sacred music, the trombone moved beyond choral reinforcement to striking solo roles that preserve the sound and practice of eighteenth-century Salzburg.
Di Benny Sluchin
Parte 2
The 18th Century Trombone
Rumors of its Death were Premature
Di J. Richard Raum
The church concert
Story of a discovery
Di Johann-Michael Künne
Brass in Britain from the earliest times
Di John Humphries
Parte 1
Valencia: the natural horn
Di Josep Antoni Alberola I Verdu
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The Euphonium in America
A Short History
Euphonium terminology, bore sizes, and band instrumentation shifted across Europe and America, from Sax and Conn to Gilmore, Sousa, and Fennell.
Di Robert Reifsnyder
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The posthorn of the 19th-century Royal Post Office in the service of folk music
Once a tool of postal signalling, the posthorn became part of Bavaria’s popular musical life, caught between official regulation, practical invention and folk tradition.
Di Albert Hiller
Gratuito
Parte 1
The Trumpet and the Cornet in Jazz and Popular Music
Before Louis Armstrong became the defining figure, jazz already carried competing traditions of tone, style and technique shaped by cornet players across New Orleans and beyond.
Di Michel Laplace
Gratuito
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.
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
Membro
The Coiled Hunting Instrument by J. W. Haas
Bad Säckingen Trumpet Museum
A rare instrument made in 1688 blurs the boundary between horn and trumpet, while its maker’s mark raises an unresolved question about the Haas family.
Di Edward H. Tarr
Parte 2
The Horn Concerti of W. A. Mozart
Di Herman Jeurissen
Parte 2
French cornet methods published before Arban's Complete Grand Method for Cornet and Saxhorn
Di Friedrich Anzenberger
The arrival in Japan of the first brass instruments from the West
Di Saeki Shigeki
The F trumpet and its last virtuoso, Walter Morrow (1850-1937)
Di Richard P. Birkemeier