Out of print
Brass Bulletin No. 15
III / 1976
Contents
Editorial
Free accessJean-Pierre Mathez
A landmark congress… yet frustrating? Montreux 1976 impresses in scale but avoids key questions—leaving one unresolved: where do we go next?
Jean-Baptiste Arban (1825-1889) Biography
Part 7 – End Free accessCritical Analysis of his Method
Jean-Pierre Mathez
Is the Arban method really ideal? This critique reveals its limits—and calls for a rethink of brass pedagogy.
My contacts with the United States
Part 1Michael Höltzel
From a simple request to an unexpected invitation: this account dives into Indiana University—between dazzling technique and the search for true musicality.
Montreux 1976 - First international brass congress
Free accessAlfred Willener
Montreux 1976: beyond the spectacle. Between virtuosity, ego, and isolation, Alfred Willener questions the very meaning of the brass world.
Comments on the First International Brass Congress
Free accessMontreux 1976
Roger Bobo
National styles or personal voice? Roger Bobo finds in Montreux that individuality prevails—yet notes the absence of key traditions.