18 News - Historic Brass Society

David Lasocki, “Bibliography of Writings About Historic Brass
Instruments: 1995-96”
1997 Historic Brass Society Newsletter vol. 10 (84 pages)
“A Discussion with Brass Players of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe”
by Douglas Hedwig and Jeff Nussbaum
“A Report on Natural Horn Makers World-Wide” by Richard Seraphinoff
“A Brief History of the Finnish Brass Band” by Paul Niemisto
Dickey
1997 HBS Membership Directory
1997 Historic Brass Society Journal vol. 9 (240 pages)
Jeremy Montagu, “Anthony Baines: 1912-1997”
of Loud Wind Instruments”
Friedrich Anzenberger, “Method Books for Valve Trumpet up to 1850:
An Annotated Bibliography”
Gary Towne, “: Civic Wind Players in Medieval and
Renaissance Bergamo”
Kauko Karjarjalainen, “Brass Band Tradition in Finland”
Peter Downey, “- Instruments and Music
in Early Medieval Ireland”
John Q. Ericson, “Heinrich Stoelzel and Early Valved Horn Technique”
Benny Sluchin and Raymond Lapie, “Slide Trombone Teaching and
Method Books in France 1794-1960”
“Dauprat Horn Method (1824)” translation by Jeffrey Snedeker (part
VI)
Chris Larkin, “28 Duets for Two Horns by Carl Haudek Discovered
in England”
David Lasocki, “Biblography of Writings about Brass Instruments
1996-1997”
Crispian Steele-Perkins, “Cron Put His Finger (or a Foot!) On an
Important Point”
”
1998 Historic Brass Society Newsletter vol. 11 (91 pages)
“A Look at the First Ten Years of the Historic Brass Society” by Jeffrey
Nussbaum
“A Conversation with Claude Maury and R.J. Kelley” by Peter Ecklund
and Jeffrey Nussbaum
“Cornetto Discography: Part 2” compiled by Jeffrey Nussbaum
“Sticks and Bones in Britain” by Susan Smith
“Sackbut, Trombone Player Peter Bassano Talks to Richard Robinson”
“Checklist of Recent Early Brass Related Recordings” by Dave
Baum
“Giovanni Valentini: ” transcription
by Roland Wilson
1998 Historic Brass Society Journal vol. 10 (200 pages)
Janet Page, “Brass and Percussion Instruments and Players in Vienna
1740-1760 according to the ”
Karl Hachenberg, “The Complaint Made by the Markneukirchen
Brass-Instrument Makers About the Poor Quality of the Brass from
the Rodewisch-Niederauerbach Brass Foundry, Saxony, in the Years
1787-1795”
Charlotte Leonard, “The Role of the Trombone and its in the
Lutheran Church Music of 17th-Century Saxony”
Robert Barclay, “A New Species of Instrument: The Vented Trumpet
in Context”
Gerhard Stradner, “Horns and Trumpets in a Treatise by Friedrich
Ponsing, c. 1800”
Stewart Carter, “Early Trombones in the Shrine to Music Museum”
David Lasocki, “A Bibliography of Writing About Historic Brass
Instruments, 1997-98”
1999 Historic Brass Society Newsletter vol. 12 (95 pages)
“Early Brass on the Map: An Interview with Robert King, Paul Mc-
Creesh, and Andrew Parrott” by Susan Smith
“Cornetto and Serpent Makers Worldwide” by Jeff Nussbaum
“Public Defender Number One for the Serpent: An Interview with
Douglas Yeo” by Trevor Herbert and Jeff Nussbaum
“An Interview with Hornist Raul Diaz” by Alessandro Zara
“Historic Brass Instruments Days: An International Symposium” by
Jeff Nussbaum
“A Symposium on Historic Brass Instruments in Limoges” by Edward
Tarr
“German Fanfarenzuege in Former Times and Now” by Karl Muenter
and Bob Goodman
1999 HBS Membership Directory
1999 Historic Brass Society Journal vol. 11 (225 pages)
Donald Burrows, “Of Handel, London Trumpeters and Trumpet
Music”
Edward Tarr, “Ferdinand Weinschenk (1831-1910) A Pivotal Figure
in German Trumpet History”
Orchestras in the 1820s”
371”
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Revisited”
The Earliest Book of Etudes for
the Trombone”
Herbert Heyde, “The Brass Instrument Collection of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art in New York”
Egberto Bermudez, “The Ministriles Tradition in Latin America. Part
One: South America. The Cases of (Columbia) and La Plata
(Bolivia) in the Seventeenth Century”
David Lasocki, “A Bibliography of Writings
About Historic Brass Instruments, 1998-99”
Brief Studies and Reports: Mary Jane Corry, “Brass Instruments in
Colonial America: The Newspaper Sources”
Pierre-Yves Madeuf, Jean-François Madeuf, and Graham Nicholson,
“The Guitbert Trumpet: A Remarkable Discovery”
2000 Historic Brass Society Newsletter vol. 13 (60 pages)
“Pioneers in Early Brass: A Conversation with Ronald Anderson,
Martha Bixler, Allan Dean, Arnold Fromme, and Robert Montesi”
by Jeffrey Nussbaum
“A Survey of Contemporary Makers of Early Trombones” by Howard
Weiner and Jeffrey Nussbaum
“15th Annual HBS Early Brass Festival Held in Berkeley” by Jeffrey
Nussbaum
“Cornetto Symposium in Oxford” by Jeffrey Nussbaum
Necrologies (Robert King, Philip Jones)
2000 Historic Brass Society Journal vol. 12 (217 pages)
Sabine Klaus, “Outstanding Trumpets, Trombones, and Horns in the
Music Instrument Collection of the Historical Museum, Basel”
Alfred Büchler, “Horns and Trumpets in Byzantium: Images and
Texts”
Richard L. Schwartz, “The African American Contribution to the
Cornet of the Nineteenth Century: Some Long-Lost Names”
Symphony in D Minor (1778): A View from Within the Mannheim
Orchestra”
Walter Salmen (tr. Howard Weiner), “Waldhorn and Song in the Open
Air, 1750-1830”
Bertil van Boer, “: Resolutions to
Two Problems in Horn Performance Practice of the Late Eighteenth
Century”
Charlotte Leonard, “The Role of the Trombone and its in the Lutheran
Church Music of Seventeenth-Century Saxony and Thuringia:
The Mid- and Late Seventeenth Century”
Timothy J. McGee, “Giovanni Cellini: Piffero of Florence”
Keith Polk, “Trombones, Trumpets, and Cornetti in Florence C. 1500:
David Guion, “Theories of Tuning and Ensemble Practice in Italian
Dramatic Music of the Early Baroque or Oh Where, Oh Where Have
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