Brass Bulletin 101 - 1 / 1998
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Brass Bulletin No. 101
Date
I / 1998
Pages
144
Contents
17 articles

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Brass Bulletin No. 101

I / 1998

Contents

17 articles

Editorial

John Wallace, John Humphries

pp. 5–9

The Black Dyke Band’s appointement

Philip Maund

pp. 14–22 Report

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The present student & professor population at the RAM

Leyla Guines, John Wallace

pp. 24–29 Report Teaching

Brass in Britain from the earliest times

John Humphries

pp. 37–40 History

The Royal Academy of Music and its tradition

John Humphries

pp. 42–52 History Teaching

Putting the Brit into Brass

Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

pp. 54–60 Ideas

John Smithies, trombonist & enigma

John Humphries

pp. 62–64 Trombone History Career

Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827), Erotico-satirical drawings

John Wallace

pp. 65–71 History

The Dennis & Aubrey Brain chairs of horn playing

John Humphries

pp. 73–75 Horn Career

Thomas Harper Junior (1816-1898)

Travelling Through Time

John Hutchins

pp. 78–82 Trumpet Ideas History

Giovanni Puzzi: a yardstick for horn playing in 19th century Britain

Bradley Strauchen

pp. 84–89 Horn History Career

British Brass Makers

John Webb

pp. 91–100 Equipment

Modern British composers & British brass playing

Amos Miller, Christopher Horn

pp. 104–109 Repertoire

Brass in British culture - is it extinct?

David Gordon Shute, John Wallace

pp. 112–117 Ideas

Brass chamber music in Britain

John Wallace, Anneke Scott, Robert Samuel

pp. 120–124 Report

Brass Ensemble Music Publications from Great Britain

Christopher Mowat

pp. 127–129 Repertoire

James Stamp Master in listening

Part 2

Buzzing: practicing with the lips alone

Jean-Christophe Wiener

pp. 135–141 Teaching
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