Issue
Brass Bulletin No. 122

Date
II / 2003

Pages
148

Contents
12 articles

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Brass Bulletin No. 122

II / 2003

12 articles

Editorial

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 7–11

“Rienzi” at la Scala

Thomas Stevens

pp. 28–30 Backstage

Big discovery in Italy! Perfection for everyone!

Otto Ottone

pp. 31 Backstage

How dared they say that...

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 32–33 Backstage

Bruno Schneider

For the love of Music!

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 36–43 Horn Career

Keyed and valved bugles, cornets and trumpets in french grand opera

William E. Runyan

pp. 46–58 Trumpet Cornet à pistons History Repertoire

Adolf Scherbaum (1909-2000) - Trailblazer of the classical solo trumpet

Verena Jakobsen

pp. 62–74 Trumpet History Career

Classical music: Why bother?

Part 2 – End

Joshua Fineberg

pp. 78–84 Ideas

Jean-François Madeuf

Breathing new life into the historical trumpet

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 86–93 Trumpet Career

Ernie Hammes - Jazz in his blood

Jean-Pierre Mathez

pp. 96–101 Trumpet Career

The instrumental player’s maintenance and development

Part 8 – End

The opinion of an expert

James Thompson

pp. 102–103 Teaching

25 tubas... 1 cimbasso - 20 years developing tubas while playing them

Daryl Smith

pp. 112–118 Tuba Equipment

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Brass Bulletin No. 122

Contents

Editorial

“Rienzi” at la Scala

Big discovery in Italy! Perfection for everyone!

How dared they say that...

Bruno Schneider

Keyed and valved bugles, cornets and trumpets in french grand opera

Adolf Scherbaum (1909-2000) - Trailblazer of the classical solo trumpet

Classical music: Why bother?

Jean-François Madeuf

Ernie Hammes - Jazz in his blood

The instrumental player’s maintenance and development

25 tubas... 1 cimbasso - 20 years developing tubas while playing them

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