Brass Bulletin
International Magazine for Brass Players
The Brass Bulletin archives (1971-2003) will soon be digitalized. The 124 issues are currently being scanned and available for download. Meanwhile, we'd like to offer the very first issues which started a fabulous journey of 124 publications for over 30 years!
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List of articles- Edouard Gros
- How and why I became a musician III (page 13-14)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial (page 13-14)
- Stephan Suter
- Instrument Makers in USA V - Lawson Horns (page 15-19)
- Michel Laplace
- The trombone in Jazz and Popular Music III (page 20-28)
- Taku Satoh
- Salvation Army in Japan (page 30-34)
- William F. Cramer
- Valsalva Maneuver - Why? (page 36-38)
- Raymond Fonseque
- Good intonation on the trombone (page 47-52)
- Anonyme
- The Tory Band, lithography, 2nd half of 19th century (page 54-55)
- Anonyme
- The Art of the Musical Instrument Maker 1: The trumpet [excerpts] (page 57-59)
- E. Toplas
- Litho ['Le Monde Illustré, Paris pendant les jours gras,1873] (page 60)
- Jeffrey Agrell
- Jazz and the Horn - John CLARK interviewed by Tom Varner (page 61-65)
- Benny Sluchin
- Trombone workshops (page 67-69)
- Albert Hiller
- The Unusual Trumpet in the Nürnberg Transport Museum (page 72-73)
- Hans-Joachim Drechsler
- Individuality and Uniformity in Brass Players (page 74-78)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- The powdered tuba or the strange illness of Stanley Cooper (page 81-82)
- Stephan Suter
- Instrument Makers in USA IV - S.W.Lewis Orchestral Horns (page 90-94)
- Anonyme
- Angel blowing a horn, woodcarving, Spain 17th c. [ca 90cm wide] (page I)
Out of print
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List of articles- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial Homage to James Stamp (page 03-04)
- Thomas Stevens
- Homage to James Stamp [1904-1985] (page 03-04)
- Stephan Suter
- Instrument making in USA VI-VII - Holton/Leblanc/Martin (page 109-115)
- Anonyme
- Illustration from the J.G. Seeling factory catalogue, Dresden 1906 (page 116)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Bad Säckingen - Trumpet museum (page 17-27)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial Special Finnland'' (page 29-35)
- Kauko Karjalainen
- Brass achieves academic respectability (page 36-39)
- Timo Mäkinen
- Lauri OJALA [*1918] - Finnish trumpet virtuoso (page 40-48)
- Holger Fransman
- The brass band tradition in Finland (page 49-51)
- Simo Kanerva
- A brief survey of the history of the Finnish brass music (page 52-55)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Holger FRANSMAN - The great finnish horn player and teacher (page 56-65)
- A. Gallen-Kallela
- Kullervo goes to war [fresco, 1901 - Atheneum, Helsinki] (page 58-59)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- The national brass associations in Finland (page 67-68)
- Dr. Klaus Winkler
- Modern editions of original 17th-century brass ensemble music (page 69-80)
- Edouard Gros
- How and Why I Became a Musician IV (page 81-85)
- Albert Edelfelt
- Young shephard from Carelia [Finland, Atheneum, Helsinki] (page I)
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List of articles- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial (page 03-04)
- Edward H. Tarr
- The coiled Hunting Instrument by J.W. Haas in Bad Säckingen (page 08-22)
- Jeffrey Agrell
- Jazz and the Horn: interview with Dale Clevenger [by Steve Lewis] (page 104-107)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass Techniques: The Brain (page 24-27)
- Robert Ischer
- Sophrology and Music (page 29-36)
- Markus Stockhausen
- The mute belt (page 38-45)
- Thomas Aitken
- British brass players training (page 48-59)
- Michio Sugihara
- The Oldest Concert Band in Japan (page 62-64)
- Benny Sluchin
- Frenquency and Pitch (page 66-67)
- Edouard Gros
- How and why I became a musician V (page 69-73)
- Stephan Suter
- Instrument making in USA VIII - Getzen (page 75-78)
- Karl Hachenberg
- Points and areas of corrosion in brass instruments (page 99-102)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Sumo-Fighter and Tuba [Photography] (page I)
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List of articles- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial [In regognition of the PJBE] (page 03-05)
- P. Bauer
- In the court gardens of Munich, lithography 1891 (page 112)
- Edouard Gros
- How and why I became a musician VI (page 15-19)
- Anonyme
- The Art of the Musical Instrument Maker [Paris, 1795] II [Extracts] (page 20-21)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- The New One (page 23-24)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Markneukirchen Competition 1986 - A brief review (page 25-27)
- Roland Schnohrk
- Markneukirchen 1986 trombone competition (page 27-29)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass Techniques: The Body (page 30-32)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- NARBONNE 1986 1st International Brass Quintet Competition (page 33-37)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- NARBONNE 1986: Anonymous Brass Quintet Budapest, 1st Prize (page 39-40)
- Dr. Herbert Heyde
- Horns and Huntmen's trumpets (page 42-56)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Doc Severinsen - Talent, will and glory [short biography] (page 58-63)
- Michael Struck-Schloen
- From musical wallpaper to the twelve-note row I (page 6-14)
- John Stork
- Understanding the mouthpiece (page 64-68)
- Michel Laplace
- George Swift, You see who I mean? (page 69-73)
- Yuri Usov
- Georgiy A. Orvid - Portrait of a distinguished Russian trumpeter (page 75-79)
- Stephan Suter
- Instrument making in USA IX - Yamaha Music Products (page 81-84)
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List of articles- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial (page 03-06)
- Stephan Suter
- Instrument making in USA X - BLESSING (page 105-107)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass Techniques: The ear (page 12-14)
- Anonyme
- The Art of the Musical Instrument Maker [Paris, 1795] III [extracts] (page 15-16)
- Michel Laplace
- Tubas in jazz and popular music I (page 18-22)
- Michael Struck-Schloen
- Between Furniture Music and Twelve-Note Concerto II (page 24-32)
- Colin Bloch
- ITG Conference, London 1986: a personal view (page 34-38)
- Edouard Gros
- How and why I became a musician VII [end] (page 39-43)
- Balint A. Varga
- György Geiger - A Giant of a trumpeter [Hungary] (page 44-48)
- Paul Roth
- Unpleasant neighbourghood' - woodcut 1865' (page 49)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Winners of the Munich Competition [1952-1985] (page 5)
- Anatoly Barantsev
- Yuriy A. BOL'SHIYANOV - A Russian Trumpeter (page 51-53)
- Fournier
- Régiment d'Infanterie - lithography, Paris 19th c. (page 54-55)
- Peter Damm
- Did Bach write the corne da caccia part in B min Mass for Reiche? I (page 61-73)
- Edward H. Tarr
- MUNICH 1986: Trumpet Competition [R. Friedrich, U. Agnas, G. Vosburgh] (page 7-11)
- Dr. Klaus Winkler
- Trombone and Organ, A Dialog I (page 75-89)
- Hoover & Son
- Litho Philadelphia 1904' (page I)
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List of articles- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial (page 03-05)
- Anonyme
- F. Besson Musical Instruments woodcut, England 1885 (page 112)
- Thomas Stevens
- Can jazz performance be taught? A profile of Charlie Shoemake (page 13-19)
- René Caussée, Benny Sluchin
- Mutes for brass instruments (page 20-39)
- Dr. Klaus Winkler
- Trombone and organ: a dialog II [end] (page 41-49)
- Beryl Kenyon De Pascual
- José de Juan Martínez's tutor for the circular hand-stopped tp [1830] (page 50-65)
- Anonyme
- The tile with the timpanist - Tile of the 18th c., Spain [Valencia] (page 56-57)
- Peter Damm
- Did Bach write the corne part in B min Mass for G. Reiche? II (page 67-79)
- Phyllis Stork, John Stork
- Dr Mouthpiece - Resistance and the brass player (page 7-11)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass Techniques: Breathing (page 80-81)
- Michel Laplace
- Tubas in jazz and popular music II (end) (page 84-88)
- Anonyme
- Royal Garde Music of Bayern [Lithography, Munich, 1840] (page I)
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List of articles- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial (page 07-08)
- Adam F. Van der Meulen
- Pareforce hornplayer (page 100)
- Charlie Shoemake
- Jazz improvisation I: Major scale - chord-scale relationship (page 13-16)
- Günter Dullat
- Reminisences of modified rotary valves (page 18-28)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass Techniques: The lips (page 30-33)
- Craig Kridel
- One step for intonation: one giant step for the serpent (page 36-39)
- Michel Laplace
- Fat's [Navarro] heirs (page 42-48)
- Margaret Downie Banks
- 17th and 18th c. brass instruments at the Music Museum Vermillon [USA] (page 50-59)
- Peter Damm
- Did Bach write the corne part in the B min. Mass for G. Reiche? III end (page 63-69)
- Thomas Stevens
- David Monette - Profile (page 71)
- Anonyme
- Postcard [Germany 1910]: cond./soloist Ladies-Orch. Diana' [photogr.]' (page 73)
- E. Emay
- Four Musicians [drawing or aquarel] - Austria 1900 [R. Delmotte] (page I)
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List of articles- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial (page 03-04)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Branimir SLOKAR - Biography (page 10-16)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- 12th International trumpet competition - Toulon 1987 (page 109-116)
- Charlie Shoemake
- Jazz Improvisation II - The harmonic minor scale (page 18-22)
- Phyllis Stork, John Stork
- Dr Mouthpiece - Flesh meets metal I: The rim (page 23-25)
- Albert Hiller
- The early 19th-century invention-posthorn (page 27-34)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass Techniques: Posture (page 36-37)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- 2nd International Brass Festival - Verona (Italy) 1987 (page 40-41)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Roger DELMOTTE - A French trumpet player (page 48-55)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Louis Aubertin, French instrument makers: last representative (page 56-62)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Wynton MARSALIS - Interview (page 64-68)
- Henry Parramon
- Trumpeter to Louis XV - Pierre Vilhardin de Belleau (page 70-81)
- Anonyme
- Trombone Player [aquarelle] (page I)
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List of articles- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial (page 03-07)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- The Miracle Mouthpiece - A Christmas story (page 11-14)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass Techniques: The eyes (page 116-118)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Markneukirchen musical instrument museum (page 21-27)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- VEB, Markneukirchen - A tour of the factory and workshops in pictures (page 28-32)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass instruments from Markneukirchen (page 3-7)
- Peter Damm
- The horn in the GRD - a chat with Peter Damm (page 33-37)
- Bert Noglik
- Conrad and Johann Bauer, two trombone players (page 38-40)
- Ludwig Güttler
- An interview with Ludwig Güttler (page 41-43)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Hans-Joachim Krumpfer or: teaching as a vocation (page 45-46)
- Phyllis Stork, John Stork
- Dr Mouthpiece - Flesh Meets Metal II: Rim width (page 47-49)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Instrument makers in Europe: Kalison, Milano (page 52-64)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Maurice André... Better than ever! (page 66-72)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Bernard Soustrot - portrait (page 76-79)
- Charlie Shoemake
- Jazz improvisation III: the melodic minor scale (page 82-85)
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List of articles- Thomas Stevens
- U.S.A. Profile - Bob Malone (page 103)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Editorial (page 23-27)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Empire Brass Quintet - Th road to success (page 30-36)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Trumpets of the future: Ole E. Antonsen and Gérard Métrailler (page 38-43)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Gregory CASS [*1952] - Horn and soul (page 44-47)
- Margaret Downie Banks
- Blechblasinstrumente des 19. Jhd im Shrine to Music' Museum Vermillion' (page 50-59)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Kurt Laberer, instrument maker in Munich (page 60-61)
- Benny Sluchin
- The alto trombone [I] (page 70-75)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Hakan HARDENBERGER [*1961] - The conquest of the future (page 76-79)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Trio Millière - Brass players, a family story (page 82-85)
- Robert Coutet
- Periodontal disease in brass players (page 88-90)
- Phyllis Stork, John Stork
- Dr Mouthpiece - Flesh Meets Metal III: The rim, the rime bite (page 91-92)
- Jean-Pierre Mathez
- Brass Technqiues: Arms, hands, fingers (page 94-96)
- Charlie Shoemake
- Jazz improvisation IV: the melodic minor scale (page 98-101)
- Ch. J. Travies De Villers
- Serpent (Drawing) (page I)
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