Historic Brass Journal - Volume 9 - 1997

HBJ 1997 Cover

Title Author(s) DOI
Table of Contents, Editor's Message, President's Message    
     
In Memoriam: Anthony Baines: 1912-1997 Jeremy Montagu  
     
Slide Trombone Teaching and Method Books in France (1794-1960) Benny Sluchin and Raymond Lapie, translated by Anne Bonn, Peter Ecklund, and Jeffrey Snedeker  
     
Method for High-Horn and Low-Horn by Louis-Francois Dauprat Translated by Jeffrey L. Snedeker  
     
Method Books for Valve Trumpet up to 1850: An Annotated Bibliography Friedrich Anzenberger  
     
Heinrich Stoelzel and Early Valved Horn Technique John Q. Ericson  
     
Brass Band Tradition in Finland Kauko Karjarjalainen  
     
Biblography of Writings about Brass Instruments 1996-1997 David Lasocki  
     
28 Duets for Two Horns by Carl Haudek Discovered in England Chris Larkin  
     
Backward Bells and Barrel Bells: Notes on the History of Loud Wind Instruments Ross Duffin  
     
"If Music Comes from Many Horns, Then The Sound is Sweeter": Trumpets and Horns in Early Medieval Ireland Peter Downey  
     
Tubatori e Piffari: Civic Wind-Players in Medieval and Renaissance Bergamo Gary Towne  
     
Reviews Regular Features  
     
Brief Reports: Comments on Matthew Cron's Article "In Defense of Altenburg: The Pitch and Form of Foreign Trumpets," HSBJ 8, (1996) Bruce Haynes  
     
Cron Put His Finger (or a Foot!) on an Important Point Crispian Steele-Perkins