HISTORICAL INSTRUMENTS
Russian Bassoons and Bass Horns: A Comfortable Uncertainty Since its inception in 1992, the Historical Instrument section has sought to address topics of interest to…
Russian Bassoons and Bass Horns: A Comfortable Uncertainty Since its inception in 1992, the Historical Instrument section has sought to address topics of interest to…
The most recent discussion in the Historical Instruments Column of the English F tuba was in 2008. The context was an investigation into Vaughan Williams’s…
New interest is emerging for instruments that have been a mere afterthought to the church serpent and ophicleide-namely, bass horns. The editors of second edition…
Forty years on, growing older and older, Shorter in wind, as in memory long. Feeble of foot, and rheumatic of shoulder, What will it…
In 2010, ITEA established the Clifford Bevan Award for Excellence in Research, a biennial program seeking to encourage the highest level of research in the area…
This essay continues an ongoing review of the mysterious and perplexing world of early 19th century bass horns (also known as upright serpents). Thus far,…
The way my maternal grandfather died was like this: Bill was a steam-powered, agricultural engine driver, retired by the time I knew him. I couldn’t…
Historical Instruments (Craig Kridel) The Serpent Forveille: “Perhaps the Best of All these Instruments for Sound” Years back, I published a general account in this…
Historical Instrument Column Clifford Bevan and Craig Kridel, Associate Editors “The Clifford Bevan Award for Meritorious Work in Low Brass Scholarship” By Craig Kridel When…
2010 ITEA Lifetime Achievement Awards From time to time, the International Tuba Euphonium Association recognizes individuals who have made significant and distinguished contributions to the…
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