Welcome to the second issue of Historic Brass Today!
Historic Brass Today is a twice-yearly newsletter in PDF format and was published twice a year between the Fall of 2021 and the Spring of 2024 for current members of the Historic Brass Society. This excellent publication is now available to the public.
Historic Brass Today - Vol 2 No 1 - Spring 2022
Table of Contents
| Title | Author |
| Editorial: Introducing Historic Brass Today | Michael O'Connor, Stanley Curtis, Joanna Hersey |
| Scratching the Musical Itch | Susan Wilcox |
| Snapshots in Band History: America's Prison Bands | Bryan Proksch |
| Book Review: Corno da Capo: The Life and Adventures of an 18th Century Horn Player by Richard Seraphinoff | Nathanael Udell |
| Archive Corner | Ed. Joanna Hersey |
| Sax Appeal: Ivy Benson and Her All-Girl Band | Janet Tennant |
| Jazz: The Trombone in the Hard Bop Era: An Exploration of the Improvisational Styles of Curtis Fuller and Locksely "Slide" Hampton (1955-1964 | Emmet C. Goods, DMA |
| Lost Again: The New Romney Trumpet | Louise Bacon and Sabine Klaus |
| Interview: Stanley Curtis Interviews Wayne Pearcy | Stanley Curtis |
| La Enseñanza Musical en las Escoletas de las Bandas Filharmónicas de la Región Mixe de Oaxaca, México | Mercedes Payán |
| Adrian France - Current and Upcoming Projects | Adrian France |
| Drum and Bugle Corps: John Simpson and the Greatest Bugle Solo Ever Performed | Richard Garcia |
| Featured Instrument: Bariton Saxhorn in B-flat by Graves & Co, Boston, 1851 | Ed. Chris Belluscio |
| Course Report: The Music of Venice: English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble, Chantry Singers, Guildford, UK, January 15, 2022 | Michael Mullen |
| CD Review: Rose City Brass Company | Susy Wilcox |
| CD Review: The Myth of Venice | David Jarratt-Knock |
| CD Review: Beauty and the Brass | Jason Dovel |
| CD Review: Origin of the Species Revisited (in German and English) | Adrian von Steiger |
DOI: 10.2153/03.krs210
