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Brass Instruments:     more books (100)

The Trombone (Yale Musical Instrument Series) by Trevor Herbert, 2006-03-22 100 Ultimate Blues Riffs For Brass Instruments Book/audio CD by Andrew D. Gordon, 2008-10-08 Brass (Soundbites) by Roger Thomas, 2002-08-22 Preventive maintenance of rotary valve instruments by Otto H Weisshaar, 1966 Which Musical Instrument? by Caroline Weage, Caroline Weague, 2000-04-17 Quartets for Brass by Marcellus, John, 1986-06-01 Scales and Arpeggios for Trumpet and Brass Band Instruments, Treble Clef: Grades 1-8 The Buzzing Book (Complete Method) for Trumpet and Other Treble Clef Brass Instruments, with Accompanying CD's in C and Bb by James Thompson, 2006 Walter Beeler Method for the Cornet (Trumpet): Book 2 (Walter Beeler Series for Brass Instruments) by Walter Beeler, 1995-06 Brass Music of Black Composers: A Bibliography (Music Reference Collection) Brass Performance: An Analytical Text of the Physical Processes, Problems and Technique of Brass by Robert D. Weast, 1965-06 Saxophone & Clarinet: An Easy Guide to Reading Music, Playing Your First Piece, Enjoying the Instrument by Chris Coetzee, 2005-08-01 The Bagpipe: The History of a Musical Instrument by Francis M. Collinson, 1975-10 The Brass Player's Cookbook: Creative Recipes for a Successful Performance (Meredith Music Resource) by Kenneth Amis, 2006-07-01

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81. Pay The Piper - Other Brass Instruments
    Other brass instruments. In addition to the French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone and Tuba, there are a few other brass instruments you might like to consider.  
    http://www.paythepiper.co.uk/otherbrass.htm
    
    Extractions: If you live in an area where brass bands are popular, you might like to consider the Euphonium (a small tuba, so read the page about The Tuba), the Baritone Horn which is similar but has a narrower bore and not such a nice sound, or the Tenor Horn which is also similar but much smaller. There is also the Flugelhorn which is a still smaller tenor horn but is played held out in front of your face like a trumpet or cornet.

82. Polishing Brass Instruments
    Polishing brass instruments an archived discussion from the Musical Instrument Makers Forum. This is an archived file from the  
    http://www.mimf.com/archives/polishing_brass.htm
    
    Extractions: aka: I've got the Buffing and Polishing blues.... Alan Larsen - 07:34am Apr 10, 1999 I like many others here, am primarily a self taught brass "technician". I still struggle with polishing and buffing, and will gladly take any and all advice on the subject. I'm currently using a 1725 rpm motor, with 6" wheels. I realize the surface feet p/minute (sfpm) is a little slow with this combination, and I'm working on it. I'm using sewn cotton buffs for tripoli, and flannel for red rouge. I'm not using anything between the tripoli and red rouge like a white, yellow or lime type compound. My biggest problem so far, is getting the surface good enough in my eyes to achieve an acceptable laquered surface. I seem to almost always end up with very fine scratches after red rouge buffing that really irritate me! You can only really see them from under 1 ft away, and only then under bright light, but I know they're there :-) Brasso will take care of these with little problem, but I understand the ammonia in Brasso can have some long term detrimental effect ( supposedly localized surface crystallinity effects on the brass), so i'd rather not have to end up here if I can help it. It also leaves a nasty black film that's harder to remove than buffing compound before laquering. Any thoughts on technique, better "quality" compounds available, types of buff (chamois vs flannel etc) would be greatly appreceated. Will getting the sfpm up help a great deal, should I use an intermedeate compound between the tripoli and rouge?

83. The Brass Players Museum
    Located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Presents antique brass instruments. Pictures and descriptions.  
    http://neillins.com/brass.htm
    
    Extractions: The Brass Players Museum Antique Brass Musical Instruments Springfield MA 413-746-0859 - fax 413-746- Click Here email open by appointment The Brass Players Museum is now open at our new location. Individuals interested in Antique Brass Instruments or brass players are invited to visit and "try out" some of our antique instruments. The museum features over 90 various instruments. Each month new instruments are added. If you have any questions please leave a message at 413-746-0859 or call me at my office during business hours at 413-732-4137. Hanson Brass Instrument Repair - Expert in brass repair Call or email for more information Dick Hansen dhansen@tmsolutionsinc.com or call 413- 283-4997 Sample of work - Click Here for before and after photos. Dick has worked on many of the instruments in the museum, his work is top quality work at a fair price." David Neill - I had a keyed bugle that was crushed in the mail Click Here to see the damaged bugle and repair work. Please visit our collection by clicking on the following Trumpets Alto Baroque Trumpet Belati 1890 ... Seefeldt, W. TARV Eb

84. Northumberland NGfL Virtual Orchestra - Brass Instruments
    Trumpet. Cornet. Euphonium. Trombone Click on an instrument to hear and see more! Tuba. Are you ready to try the Brass Quiz? Click here! Flugel Horn. Tenor Horn.  
    http://ngfl.northumberland.gov.uk/music/orchestra/brass.htm

85. Andy Callard, Brass Musical Instrument Repair,UK. Photos Of Trumpet, Cornet, Flu
    London teacher and repairer of a comprehensive range of brass instruments.  
    http://freespace.virgin.net/andy.callard/index.htm
    
    Extractions: Top quality brass instrument repairs, restoration and customisation at competitive prices. Try Andy Callard first! Andy Callard, Brass Instrument Repair (UK) Who is Andy Callard? Click here. For some examples of Andy Callard's repair work click here The echo cornet project click here. Andy Callard's instrument repair workshop is located at his home in Crofton Park, London SE4. To contact Andy Callard about brass instrument repairs please phone 020 8690 9951 or 07976 430295 or email For details of The Trumpeters of London , Andy Callard's professional fanfare trumpet group and brass quintet, click here. To hear some great brass playing mishaps click here

86. Brass Instruments
    The tuba is to the brass family what the double bass is to the strings the mute which looks like a giant black cork about to pop out of the instrument s mouth  
    http://www.philorch.org/styles/poa02e/www/imaginations/mto_brass.htm
    
    Extractions: All Programs School Concerts Curriculum Mtrls. Family Concerts Sound All Around Greenfield Comp. Master Classes Open Dress Rehear. Neighbor. Concerts Access Circle Ed. Advisory Cncl. Teacher Seminars Schools Program Music Inside Out Pre-Concert Convers. Lecture Luncheons Concert Volunteers Rhapsody Program Teacher Workshops 21st Cent. Society Community Events Ticket Turn-in The French Horn The ancestor of the French horn was a primitive instrument fashioned from the curved horn of a cow. The French Horn is among the most difficult of instruments to master, but it possesses a brilliant, almost rugged voice which adds a wealth of color to the orchestra. The player can alter the sound and pitch by placing his hand in the bell or mouth of the instrument, or by using a mute. The Trombone This is the only instrument which employs a sliding tubing for change of pitch. (Silly people used to believe the player swallowed the instrument!) Like singers, there are alto, tenor and bass trombones, each with its own distinctive tone quality. As a solo instrument, a trombone can sound brassy or soft and romantic or even very solemn. return to top of page The Trumpet The brilliant voice of the trumpet has been heard over the centuries sounding alarms, calls to battle and adding to the excitement of parades. Its sweet, singing voice also sounds taps over military graves. Like the French Horn, the trumpet sound comes from blowing through complicated tubing, but it can play an octave higher than the Horn. There are many different kinds of trumpets with higher and lower voices, and these increase the versatility of the instrument even further.

87. Brass Instruments
    Music Shoppe . brass instruments. Return brass instruments, although not originally made of brass, are among the oldest instruments. Many  
    http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/Renaissance/Town/Music/BrassInstr.htm
    
    Extractions: Return to Music Shoppe Continue Tour of Instruments Brass instruments, although not originally made of brass, are among the oldest instruments. Many were originally made of horns and were used for all kinds of functions - religious, ceremonial, or utilitarian. Metal horns of all sizes and forms, provided with cup-shaped mouthpieces, began to be used by hunters and medieval watchmen. These metal horns were embellished and handsomely decorated for use by members of medieval guilds. Andrew on the Sackbutt John on the Trumpets ... Cornett

88. Chicago Symphony Orchestra - Brass Instruments
    Excerpts from Miles Hoffman s The NPR® Classical Music Companion Terms and Concepts from A to Z. brass instruments The principal brass instruments of the  
    http://www.cso.org/main.taf?p=1,1,4,3

89. Musikhaus F. G. Löbner
    Offering handmade traditional Saxonian style brass instruments, such as trumpets and trombones. D02625 Bautzen  
    http://www.musik-loebner.de/

90. Brass Instrument History Quiz
    Return to Articles Resources. Here are 20 questions to test your knowledge of the history of brass instruments. Good luck!  
    http://www.musicforbrass.com/quiz.html

91. A Computer Programm For Optimisation Of Brass Instruments
    A Computer Program for brass instruments Optimization Part II. A Computer Program for brass instruments Optimization Part II. Applications, Practical Examples.  
    http://iwk.mdw.ac.at/Forschung/deutsch/optimierung/PaperPaul.html
    
    Extractions: Part II. Applications, Practical Examples Paul Anglmayer Wilfried Kausel General Consideration Optimization of a trumpet in B-flat ... References Summary: This part of the paper deals with practical experiences with the brass optimization program presented in Part I. Examples have been picked out to illustrate its application to real world problems. Although the user interface of the software is simple and easy to understand optimization results are strongly dependent on well selected starting conditions, a good parameter selection and optimization goals which are not impossible to meet. General Consideration Because of the difficulties to obtain accurately measured bore data of a real instrument (without destroying it) the idea of using the optimizer to reconstruct the true geometry of an instrument presents itself. Attempts have been made to improve the accuracy of a measurement by optimization with promising results. When coordinates are selected to be released for the optimizer it is essential to first consider carefully if a modification in this place later on can actually be applied to the instrument by the instrument maker and makes sense at all from his point of view.

92. CALLET, BACH, BENGE And CALICCHIO
    List of serial numbers for Callet, Bach, Benge and Calicchio brass instruments. Date your instrument.  
    http://www.whc.net/rjones/callet.html
    
    Extractions: email: JCallet@aol.com or call at 1-718-816-8896 JEROME CALLET TRUMPETS Serial Number Year Model New York Models Soloist then Jazz Models Superchops and Symphonique BENGE TRUMPETS Serial Number Year Serial Number Year Up to 10,000 - Before 1973 Apollo Models Apollo Models Mercury Models CALICCHIO TRUMPETS 10000 to 1300 1400 to about 2600 Serial numbers are not necessarily consecutive Moved to Mt. Vernon Mercury Models Purchased by Selmer Moved to Elkhart Return to the Brass Resources Page?

93. Colorful Images Music >>
    Ballet Band brass instruments Clarinet Composers Dance Director Drums Percussion Flute/Piccolo General Music Guitar Jazz/Blues Orchestral String Instruments  
    http://www.colorfulimages.com/productDisplay/themePage/0,,0%7Ctopic%7Cyc%7Cyc%7C

94. Brass Instruments
    Current Page brass instruments. The UK s largest coursework and essay database, brass instruments. Below is a short sample of the essay brass instruments .  
    http://www.coursework.info/i/2336.html
    
    Extractions: Coursework and Essays GCSE Music Below is a short sample of the essay "Brass Instruments" . If you sign up you could be reading the rest of this essay in under two minutes. Registered users should log in to view the full essay ... f the three valves. Richard Bradley Trombone The trombone is a brass-wind instrument that is most typically used as the tenor voice in a brass section. It has a cup-shaped mouthpiece, a slide mechanism, and a nine-foot tube that is folded to overlap in the centre. Most trombones are made out of brass though some are sometimes nickel-plated. With the slide closed, the trombone produces the third B-flat below middle C as its fundamental note. Some orchestras also use bass trombones that have a lower fundamental note. History The early trombone, called a sackbut, was a ... All formatting has been removed from the sample of this essay. Inside Coursework.Info , all coursework and essays can be viewed with all of the original formatting retained - including pictures, tables, images and graphs, as well as the . You may also be interested in the word count, writing time and other details

95. Hickey's Catalog Of Sheet Music And Accessories For Trumpet, French Horn, Trombo
    Sheet music and accessories for brass instruments and ensembles.  
    http://www.hickeys.com/pages/brasscat.htm

96. USA Horn: Brass Instruments - Saxophone, Clarinet, And Woodwind Instrument Sales
    Used brass instruments View Factory Fresh brass instruments • Trumpets • Trombones • Other • Selmer Trumpet  
    http://www.usahorn.com/brass/used/

97. "Lawsonhorns"
    Makers of professional quality horns. The site includes acoustical and general horn building information.  
    http://www.lawsonhorns.com
    
    Extractions: Click here for a sound (.wav) sample (264 KB) Main page We are a small horn shop in Western Maryland, United States and produce some of the finest instruments in the world for both professionals and amateurs.Lawson horns are the culmination of more than 50 years of professional horn playing and repair experience. Furthermore, their design embodies ideas from professional horn players throughout the world. Requisites of the highest quality French Horn, include a projecting, mellow, sonorous tone quality, excellent intonation, wide dynamic and scalar ranges, fast, accurate, non-corroding valves, solid construction and versatility. All of the above design features are skillfully incorporated into every hand-crafted Lawson horn.Besides mechanical construction and craftsmanship, the horn must excel at a number of musical attributes, namely: intonation, dynamic response and tone color. We are foremost in acoustic design of horns and have published many articles for the Acoustic Society of America , and the IHS Horn Call.

98. USA Horn: Brass Instruments - Saxophone, Clarinet, And Woodwind Instrument Sales
    brass instruments View Used brass instruments • Trumpets • Trombones •  
    http://www.usahorn.com/brass/

99. Brasswind Instrument Books
    Brass Bibliography Sources on the History, Literature, Pedagogy, Performance, and Acoustics of brass instruments; Mark J. Fasman; Hardcover; $14.95  
    http://www.musictrader.com/bookbw.html
    
    Extractions: BRASSWIND INSTRUMENTS The Art of the Trumpet-Maker: The Materials, Tools, and Techniques of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries in Nuremberg; Robert Barclay; Paperback; $32.00 (Publisher Out of Stock) The Horn ; Kurt Janetzky, Bernhard Bruchle; Hardcover;Out of Print The Tuba Source Book ; R. Winston Morris, et al; Hardcover; $79.95 Brass Anthology: A Collection of Brass Articles Published in the Instrumentalist Magazine Form 1946 to 1986 Vol 3; Instrumentalist Staff; Hardcover; $53.00 Brass Bibliography: Sources on the History, Literature, Pedagogy, Performance, and Acoustics of Brass Instruments; Mark J. Fasman; Hardcover; $14.95 Circular Breathing for the Wind Performer ; Trent P Kynaston; Paperback; $9.95 Early American Brass Makers (Brass Research Series ; No. 10); Robert E. Eliason; Paperback; $20.00 Guide to Teaching Brass ; Norman Hunt, Dan Bachelder; Spiralbound; $46.55 History of the Trumpet of Bach and Handel (Brass Research Series, No 12); Werner Menke; Hardcover; $20.00

100. Music Graphics Galore - Brass Instruments
     Trombones Trumpets Tubas French Horns BRASS Trombones, Trumpets. sketch w/notes, Top of Page OTHER BRASS Tubas, Euphoniums, French Horns, Baritones.  
     http://www.cottagesoft.com/~songbird/graphics-5.html

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