18 News - Historic Brass Society

the Wind Instruments Gone?”
David Lasocki, “A Bibliography of Writings About Historic Brass
Instruments, 1999-2000”
Brief Studies and Reports: Ardis Grosjean, “The Sad but Musical
End of Trumpeter Carsten Mistleff: Or Hard Times in Stockholm in
the 1590s”
Lars Laubhold, “Sensation or Forgery? The 1677 Soprano Trombone
of Cristian Kofahl”
2001 Historic Brass Society Newsletter vol. 14 (77 pages)
“An Interview with Cornett Player, Maker, and Musica Fiata Director,
Roland Wilson” by Jeffery Nussbaum
“16th Annual HBS Early Brass Festival” by Jeffery Nussbaum
“A Survey of Baroque Trumpet Makers Worldwide” by Jeffery
Nussbaum
“A Discography of Recordings Reviewed in the HBSNL” by Graydon
Barnum
“Reports on Three Historic Brass Symposia in Toronto, Utrecht, and
Herne”
“Checklist of Recent Early Brass Related Recordings” by Dave
Baum
Necrologies (Adolf Scherbaum, Joe R. Utley)
2001 Historic Brass Society Journal vol. 13 (277 pages)
Herbert Heyde, “Methods of Organology and Proportions in Brass
Wind Instrument Making”
Markus Raquet and Klaus Martius, “Bennick Meets Sander: A Comparison
of Two Early Seventeenth-Century Trumpets”
Edward H. Tarr, “Further Mandate Against the Unauthorized Playing
of Trumpets (Dresden, 1736): Introduction and Translation”
The Roots of Melodic Improvisation as Seen in the Jazz Style of
Louis Armstrong”
Andrew Clark, “The Heyday of the Hand Horn and the Birth of the
Valved Horn: A Study of the Nineteenth-Century Horn Technique as
Revealed in the Solo Works for Horn by Carl Czerny”
Op. 23”
Howard Weiner, “The Soprano Trombone Hoax”
Ann-Marie Nilsson, “Brass Instruments in Small Swedish Wind Ensembles
During the Late Nineteenth Century”
David Lasocki, “A Bibliography of Writings About Historic Brass
Instruments, 2000-2001”
2002 Historic Brass Society Newsletter vol. 15 (72 pages)
“An Interview with Jeremy Montague” by Bradley Strauchen-Scherer
“17th Annual HBS Early Brass Festival” by Jeffery Nussbaum
“A Brief Discussion on Cornetto Making with Serge Delmas” by
Marie Garnier-Marzullo
“An Approach to Playing the 2nd Brandenburg Concerto” by Toshio
Shimada
“New Facts About Cornetto Playing in 17th-Century Central America”
by Arno Paduch
A Checklist of Recent Early Brass Related Recordings by Dave
Baum
“Edward Tarr Celebrates His 65th Birthday” by Vera Horven
“An Interview with Esa Fagerholm, Finnish Sackbut Player” by
Michael S. Holmes
“Doug Yeo Serpent Activities” by Jeffery Nussbaum
“HBS Session at 2002 IMS Meeting” by Jeffery Nussbaum
Necrologies: Ronald Collier, Patrick Delile
HBS Membership Directory
2002 Historic Brass Society Journal vol. 14 (500 pages)
Sabine Klaus, “More Thoughts on the Discipline of Organology”
Rob Wegman, “The Minstrel School in the Late Middle Ages”
John Ziolkowski, “The Roman Bucina: A Distinct Musical Instrument?”
Rodolfo Baroncini, “Zorzi Trombetta and the Band of Piffari and
Trombones of the Serenissima: New Documentary Evidence”
Malcolm Miller, “The Shofar and Its Symbolism”
Michael Gale, “Remnants of Some Late-Sixteenth-Century Trumpet
Ensemble Music”
Alexander McGrattan, “The Trumpet in Restoration Theatre Suites”
Basso in the Eighteenth-Century”
Walter Salmen, “The Status of Brass Musicians and Dance Musicians
in the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries”
tive”
Stewart Carter, “The Salem Cornetts”
Benny Sluchin, “The Venomous Affair of the First Serpent Method”
Niles Eldredge, “A Brief History of Piston-Valved Cornets”
Arnold Myers, “Brasswind Innovation and output of Boosey & Co.
In the Blaikley Era”
Gery Deumouli, “Cornets in the Brussels Musical Instrument Museum:
A Survey and Checklist of an Outstanding Collection”
David Lasocki, “A Bibliograph of Writings about Historic Brass
Instruments, 2001-2002”
Richard Schwartz, “The Perry George Lowery/Scott Joplin Connection:
New Information on An Important African American Cornetist”
2003 Historic Brass Society Newsletter 16 (56 pages)
An Interview with Jean-Pierre Canihac and Marie Garnier-Marzullo
by Jeffrey Nussbaum
18 th Annual HBS Early Brass Festival: A Report by Jeffrey Nussbaum
In the Footsteps of the Old Nuremburg Makers by Sabine K. Klaus
Fifth Maryland Early Brass Festival: A Report by David Baum
A Checklist of Recent Early Brass Related Recordings by Dave
Baum
Building the “Squarpent” by Paul Schmidt
News of the Field
Book, Music, Film, and Recording Reviews, Communications, Financial
Report
2003 Historic Brass Society Journal vol. 15 (381 pages)
Jeremy Montagu, “Organology Again: This Time, Ethno-Organology”
Edward Tarr, “Russian Silver Trumpets: Musical Instruments and
Battle Decorations”
Arnold Myers, “Brasswind Manufacturing at Boosey & Hawkes,
1930-59”
Valve Semitone Reversed Valve Order in Brass Instruments and Related
Valve Constructions”
Matthew A. Hafar, “The Shout Band Tradition in the Southeastern
United States”
Richard Martz, “Reversed Chirality in Horns, or is Left Right? The
Horn, on the Other Hand”
Ignace De Keyser, “The Paradigm of Industrial Thinking in Brass
Instrument Making During the Nineteenth Century”
Joseph Kaminski, “Assante Ivory Trumpets in Time, Place, and Context,
an Analysis of a Field Study”
David Guion, “What Handel Taught the Viennese about the Trombone”
Angelo Tarachia and Giovanni Battista Pirazzoli, “The Eulogies of
Fame to the Trumpet with Introductory Preface” translated by Don
Smithers
Bibliography of Writings about Historic Brass Instruments, 2002-2003
compiled by David Lasocki
and Robb Stewart
2004 Historic Brass Society Newsletter 17 (50 pages)
An Interview with Robert Hazen by Stanley Curtis
19th Annual HBS Early Brass Festival at Yale University Report by
Jeff Nussbaum
20th Annual HBS Early Brass Festival at Oberlin College Report by
Jeff Nussbaum
HBS Declamation vs. Lyricism Symosium
Metropolitan Museum Brass by Jeff Nussbaum
A Checklist of Recent Early Brass Related Recordings by Dave
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