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Brass Bulletin 120 - 4 / 2002
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Brass Bulletin No. 120
Date
IV / 2002
Pages
132
Contents
14 articles

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Brass Bulletin No. 120

IV / 2002

Contents

14 articles

Editorial

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 7–13

Marketing - One musician’s story

Thomas Stevens

pp. 26–27 Backstage

Jon Sass

A giant tuba, a giant on the tuba

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 30–35 Tuba Career

Bach and the Others:

Part 2 – End

Eighteenth-Century Trumpeter-Hornists

Edward H. Tarr

pp. 38–47 Trumpet Horn History

Beyond Leipzig, the practice extended from Weissenfels to Dresden and Vienna, as horn and trumpet gradually diverged into distinct musical identities.

The solo trombone of the bohemian baroque

Part 2

Ken Shifrin

pp. 48–54 Trombone History

A look at the evolution of the valved cornet and its repertoire

Part 3 – End

Géry Dumoulin

pp. 56–62 Cornet à pistons History

The Composer Adrift

Stanley Friedman

pp. 64–67 Repertoire

Mnozil Brass

Virtuosos of Satire

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 70–71 Career

Mnozil Brass - Who is, what is?

Wilfried Brandstötter

pp. 72–81 Career

Niklas Eklund - Ambassador for the historical trumpet

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 82–89 Trumpet Career

The instrumental player’s maintenance and development

Part 6

The opinion of an expert

James Thompson

pp. 92–95 Teaching

Feeling pain while playing a musical instrument

Part 2

Urban Diethelm

pp. 98–100 Health

Kröger Trumpets - From the hands of a master

Franz-Josef Kröger

pp. 106–111 Trumpet Equipment

The Future of the Past

Interview with Richard Seraphinoff, player, teacher and horn maker

Jeffrey Agrell

pp. 112–118 Horn Equipment
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