Rudolf Meinl: His Origins, Life, and Instruments
At the end of World War I the Austro-Hungarian Empire of which Bohemia was part was broken into a number of national states. The…
At the end of World War I the Austro-Hungarian Empire of which Bohemia was part was broken into a number of national states. The…
In April 2013 I received an invitation from Kate and Shannon (Steve Bryant’s daughters) announcing his retirement and birthday party in May. I wouldn’t…
Let’s pretend for a moment that there was a great and wise man coming to your area. This man was known far and wide for…
Members of the roundtable: James Hicks, U.S. Navy Band; Sean Chisham, U.S. Army Ceremonial Band; Willie Clark, U.S. Air Force Band; Tony Halloin, U.S. Navy…
The 100th anniversary of Arnold Jacobs’s birth provides an opportunity to remember and re-examine his legacy. Marking a centenary also risks placing Jacobs in a mythic…
This, Friends, is a unique issue of the ITEA Journal. More than a year in the making, this redesign should help bring to life the…
After the kids got out of school this past summer, my oldest son and I decided to take a little trip. He’s an eighth grade…
Robert Alan Rusk 1948 – 2015 (Compiled and edited by Carole Nowicke and Michael Grose) Robert Alan Rusk was born on Thanksgiving Day, 1948 to…
Dan Neesley has been the principal tubist with the Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra (MBO) for 42 years and a longtime personal friend whom I have admired…
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…
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