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| Front Cover (PDF)
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| Table of Contents, Editor's Message, President's Message, Christopher Monk Award, Organology: A Position Paper
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Regular Features and Arnold Myers
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| Outstanding Trumpets, Trombones, and Horns in the Musical Instrument Collection of the Historical Museum, Basel
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Sabine K. Klaus
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| Horns and Trumpets in Byzantium: Images and Texts
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Alfred Büchler
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| The African American Contribution to the Cornet of the Nineteenth Century: Some Long-Lost Names
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Richard L. Schwartz
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| Abt Vogler on the Horn Parts in Peter Winter's Symphony in d Minor (1778): A View from Within the Mannheim Orchestra
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Daniel Heartz
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| Waldhorn and Song in the Open Air, 1750-1830
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Walter Salmen, translated by Howard Weiner
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| Laßt Lustig Die Hörner Erschallen: Resolutions to Two Problems in Horn Performance of the Late Eighteenth Century
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Bertil van Boer
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| The Role of the Trombone and its Affekt in the Lutheran Church Music of Seventeenth-Century Saxony and Thuringia: the Mid- And Late Seventeenth Century
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Charlotte A. Leonard
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| Giovanni Cellini, Piffero of Florence
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Timothy J. McGee
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| Epilogue: Trombones, Trumpets, and Cornetti in Florence c1500
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Keith Polk
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| Theories of Tuning and Ensemble Practice in Italian Dramatic Music of the Early Baroque, or Oh Where, Oh Where Have the Wind Instruments Gone?
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David M. Guion
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| A Bibliography of Writings about Historic Brass Instruments, 1999-2000
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Compiled by David Lasocki
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| The Sad but Musical End of Trumpeter Carsten Mistleff, or Hard Times in Stockholm in the 1590s
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Ardis Grosjean
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| Sensation or Forgery? The 1677 Soprano Trombone of Cristian Kofahl
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Lars Laubhold, Translated by Howard Weiner
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| Reviews
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Regular Features
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| Communications
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