Brass Bulletin
N° 101, I - 1998
International Magazine for Brass Players
- Publisher
- Brass Bulletin
- ISSN
- 0303-3848
- Issue
- 101, I - 1998
Printed version
BB101 | English / French / German
CHF 18.00
Printed version
BB101ie | Italiano / Español
CHF 18.00
In stock
| Author | Title | Page |
|---|---|---|
| John WallaceJohn Humphries | Editorial | 05-09 |
| Christopher HornAmos Miller | Modern British composers & British brass playing | 104-109 |
| David Gordon ShuteJohn Wallace | Brass in British culture - is it extinct? | 112-117 |
| Anneke ScottRobert SamuelJohn Wallace | Brass chamber music in Britain | 120-124 |
| Chritopher Mowat | Brass ensemble music piblications from GB | 127-129 |
| Jean-Christophe Wiener | James Stamp Master in listening (II) | 135-141 |
| Philip Maund | The Black Dyke Band’s appointement | 14-22 |
| Leyla GuinesJohn Wallace | The present student & professor population at the RAM | 24-28 |
| John Humphries | Brass in Britain from the earliest times | 37-40 |
| John Humphries | The Royal Academy of Music and its tradition | 42-52 |
| Jonathan Freeman-Attwood | Putting the Brit into Brass | 54-60 |
| John Humphries | John Smithies, trombonist & enigma | 62-64 |
| John Wallace | Erotico-satirical drawings - Thomas Rowlandson | 65-71 |
| John Humphries | The Dennis & Aubrey Brain chairs of horn playing | 73-75 |
| John Hutchins | Thomas Harper Jr travelling through time | 78-82 |
| Bradley Strauchen | Giovanni Puzzi: a yardstick for horn playing in 19th century Britain | 84-89 |
| John Webb | British Brass Makers | 91-100 |
