1. Friends and Relations: The Sackbut
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...embers, and issues regular newsletters and well as the annual Journal, giving the best digest of events, publications and recent discoveries. This article was first published in the Early Mus...

2. Copyright Information
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...mbone Society is committed to supporting contributors by protecting the materials they submit for publication. Please review the following information and contact the publisher for ...

3. Privacy Statement
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....g., last name, address, phone number) voluntarily in a posting on the Forum, that information is publicly available and may be used by someone in a manner unintended by you. For that ...

4. Legal Disclaimer
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... e-mail is received in full (or else on the next business day if it is received on a weekend or a public holiday in the place of receipt) or 3 days after the date of posting if...

5. BTS Constitution
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...cial guarantees. Tickets for any or all of its promotions and other events may be offered for sale to the public at the discretion of the Executive Board. The income and property of the Society w...

6. God's Trombones
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...funeral and reports of the event widely circulated throughout Europe and America in newspapers and other publications. Beethoven died on 26 March 1827. Anselm Hüttenbrenner's account ...

7. The Soprano Trombone Swindle
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... writers have apparently considered it to be credible, repeatedly employing it as a source for their own publications. Even recently, works betraying Kunitz' influence have appeared, including the ...

8. The Alto Trombone in the Orchestra: 1800-2000
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...s/Universal Edition (UK) who moved mountains to procure unprocurable autograph scores and first edition publications; Wolfgang Penzias and Anna Azmi of the Vienna Chamber of Commerce who ran ...

9. Friends and Relations: The Ophicleide
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...Music) by Trevor Herbert (Editor), John Wallace (Editor) Published by Cambridge University Press Publication date: October 1, 1997 ISBN: 0-521-56522-7 Brass Instruments Their History...

10. Principal Trombone, LSO (Part II)
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... i4 even if they're not When you are young yet established in a job, you are very much exposed to the public, gaze and there are always tempting offers. In retrospect I think it's a good idea to...

11. Matthew Parry
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...ly a reaction to what appears to be a decline over approximately the last thirty years in the general public's interest in trombone music, very broadly speaking the styles of classical music and...

12. Chapter 1: From Beethoven to Schumann
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...stras today. It is interesting to consider Weber's trombone writing in the light of the contemporaneous publication of Sundelin's Die Instrumentierung. Weber's writing for the trombone, whi...

13. The Sackbut Rebut
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... man who was considered ahead of his time, which is probably the reason for his music not impressing the public of the day." 2. Picking up the gauntlet Immediately, I commenced a...

14. Part I: The Alto-Tenor-Bass Trombone Trio
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... starting eyes',36 – something comically novel about the instrument thoroughly captured the public's imagination. Indeed, 'the demand for trombones had reached such a degr...

15. Friends and Relations: The Contrabass Trombone
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...Music) by Trevor Herbert (Editor), John Wallace (Editor) Published by Cambridge University Press Publication date: October 1, 1997 ISBN: 0-521-56522-7 Brass Instruments Their History...

16. Are we doing Dvořák wrong?
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...'s works, based on this "fact". However, recent research that I have undertaken in the Czech Republic reveals evidence indicating that Dvořák was most probably writing for valv...

17. Mozart's Requiem
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... didn't finish the Requiem, but that it was completed by his pupil, Franz Xaver Süssmayer. With the publication of the Facsimile in 1913 (Requiem. Nachbildung der Originalhandschrift Cod. 1756...

18. Coda: The Orchestral Alto Trombone in the Twentieth Century
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...an alto trombone, although there are discrepancies between the autograph score and the Universal Edition publication regarding its usage. According to Dr Regina Busch of the Alban Berg Institute, B...

19. Chapter 5: Dvořák
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...pedagogue, 'the introduction of the slide trombone was not accepted favourably by the whole of our music public'.17 The following year, the new Deputy Director discouraged the teaching of the instr...

20. Chapter 2: The Ascent of the Tenor Trombone
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...ghter of the editor of the Paris Journal des Débats, written three months prior to publication of the Traité and nearly a year after submitting the manuscript for...

21. BTS Magazine out now!
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... Monday 26 October - Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester. 1pm Recital. Not open to the public Tuesday 27 October - Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Glasgow. ...

22. Bones Apart 10th Anniversary UK Tour
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... Monday 26th October 2009 - Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester. 1pm Recital. Not open to the public Tuesday 27th October 2009 - Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Gl...

23. Timber and the Spanish Ladies
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...ears of this century. The first Proms took place in the Queen's Hall (nowadays the site of the BBC Publications bookshop in Regent Street) and continued there until 1941 when it was destroyed ...

24. Chapter 4: Brahms
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...mposition – invariably no more than a year later – and Brahms was critically involved in the publication process. According to Margit McCorkle: From the start of his caree...

25. Peter Gane
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...e London Symphony Orchestra. A Founder and former President of the British Trombone Society with many publications to his credit, Peter Gane has earned particular recognition for his work with y...

26. Nick Hudson
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... As a soloist he premiered the Wilfred Heaton Trombone Concerto for BBC Radio 3 and gave the first public performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London of Philip Wilby's concertino White Knu...

27. Bibliography
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... Karl (ed.), Johannes Brahms Briefwechsel, vol. 16, Berlin, 1920. La Croix, M., Memoires et publications de la societé des Sciences, des Arts et des Lettres du Hainaut: ...

28. Trombonly & Soloists
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...l trombone associations (International Trombone Association) and is author of several pedagogical publications This CD features the group and six different soloists in a wide range ...

29. Sheila Tracy talks to Ian McDougall
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...dn't care less about Mahler or Beethoven or Duke Ellington. They don't care. That's the general public. But there's another section of the public that really does care. So it's ...

30. The Trombone in Britain before 1800
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...apted version of the introduction. When I was making some minor revisions to it for the purpose of this publication, it dawned on me that I could take this opportunity to stimulate among BTS member...