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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. Brass Instruments-Brass Instruments Manufacturers, Suppliers And Exporters On Al
    Brass Instruments Manufacturers Brass Instruments Suppliers Directory Find a Brass Instruments Manufacturer and Supplier. Choose quality Brass Instruments Manufacturers  
    http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/brass-instruments.html

82. Custom Chamber Music: Custom Arrangements Of Classical Music For Chamber Groups
    Provides custom arrangements, orchestrations, and transcriptions of classical music for any combination of string, woodwind, and brass instruments.  
    http://www.customchambermusic.com/
    
    Extractions: Custom Chamber Music provides affordable custom arrangements , orchestrations, and transcriptions of classical music for any combination of string, woodwind, and brass instruments. We can arrange any classical music even full symphonic music for any size of ensemble from duet, trio, and quartet to chamber orchestra. Custom Chamber Music is the official arranger for the Synergismus Duo We specialize in arranging or transcribing for: Standard ensembles that want to broaden their repertoire with orchestral works (example: Dvorak "Slavonic Dance #8" for brass quintet) Unusual instrument combinations that have no performance options today (example: Handel "Hallelujah Chorus" for clarinet, viola, and trombone) Professional and amateur chamber groups, school ensembles, festival groups, wedding gigs, etc.

83. Kamel Kwintet
    Musical group comprised of brass instruments.  
    http://oak.conncoll.edu/~kkwintet/
    
    Extractions: The Kamel Kwintet Homepage Yes, indeed, these are the illustrious members of the Kamel Kwintet (1997/98 model), bedecked for Make We Noise, I mean, Make We Joy. The Green stuff on our horns is actually ivy, if you are curious. At this poing, members included Costya (aka: Chris Portante) on the left, playing (or rather, holding) a euphonium, at top Danny (Killer) Spurr, also on euphonium. At the bottom is Jenn (the Jewel) Platt with trumpet, in the center is the lowly and humble Brenda Johnstone, and on the right the Beauteous Sonja Kassal, who (along with her french horn) is destined to fame and fortune at the Cleaveland Institute of Music. We will miss you Sonja! We would love to do gigs in the greater New London area. If you are interested please, please e-mail the official Kamel Kwintet e-mail at: kkwintet@conncoll.edu . We are now, in case you are interested, an official student organization on campus (no longer do we have to break into Cummings in blackest night to illicitly rehearse). The real boon of that is that we have (ta-da) an official phone number and address. Our phone number is: (860)439-5747. Our address is: Box 4948 Connecticut College

84. Salvation Army Collectables - Christian Mission Historical Association
    Recounts the missionary group s foray into making brass instruments for its some 400 bands, beginning with a London repair shop opened in 1889.  
    http://www.sacollectables.com/cmha/volume3/pages/instrument.htm
    
    Extractions: William H. Scarlett In the 1880s and 1890s the Salvation Army, under the guidance of William Booth, started a number of shops in a variety of fields including match making, brush making, basket-making, carpentry, tin smith shop, tambourine making, wood carving, mattress making, bakery, chair making, sign writing, tailoring and others. A brass instrument shop seemed to be inevitable. Starting around 1884 the Trade Department in London sold other makers' brass instruments, which were listed in the first SA Tune Book in 1884. By the late 1880s the SA had almost 400 bands which could use repair services. Consequently, Commissioner John Carleton, of the Trade Department, suggested that the SA open a brass repair shop in London. This was opened in 1889, under the supervision of the Trade department, in a basement room of the IHQ at 96 Southwark Street. The shop began with two experienced brass workers and one 16 year-old apprentice. The apprentice, Jack Furness, later became head of the factory and also the bandmaster of the St. Albans Corps Band. After the brass shop opened for repairs in 1889, it was natural that the Salvation Army should eventually become the maker of instruments as well. In 1890 the new edition of the Tune Book had a whole page of SA instruments available from the Trade Department. These first instruments from the shop were made from parts, if not whole instruments, purchased from other makers. The first complete instruments made in the SA shop were produced in 1893 and were proudly called "Our Own Make". From the business point of view, the SA production of instruments was an instant success, especially after the General, in his Orders to Field Officers, required that all SA bands buy their instruments from the SA. Orders poured in and production increased so that by 1894 there were 17 workers employed and this increased to 60 workers ten years later.

85. 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?

86. Conn Model Numbers Index
    Information about C. G. Conn Brass Instrument Model Numbers and Dates of Manufacture.  
    http://www.whc.net/rjones/connindex.html
    
    Extractions: Select Page Home Trumpet Home Pages Dutch Fanfare Orchestras Brass Ensembles Brassbands Symphony Orchestras Chamber Orchestras Brass Resources Conn Brass Model Numbers Classical Resources Jazz Resources Contact The following background information and the information about C. G. Conn Brass Instrument Model Numbers and Dates of Manufacture has been provided by Mr. Tom Meacham of Anchorage, Alaska.

87. Hannaford Street Silver Band
    Professional brass instrument group and resident ensemble of the St.Lawrence Centre for the Arts. Provides announcements, concert series details, and information about their youth organization.  
    http://www.hssb.ca/

88. Historical Brass Instruments
    Guide to rotary valve trumpets, cornets, serpents, sackbuts, Renaissance and baroque trumpets. From Antique Sound Workshop, dealer in Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA, with online and mail order shopping available.  
    http://www.aswltd.com/brass.htm

89. Home
    Wichita, Kansas, USA Over 30 years experience providing custom repair on woodwind and brass instruments, as well as sales of new and used instruments and accessories.  
    http://lighthousemusicservices.com/
    
    Extractions: Interested in Jazz Music? Our entire selection of Jamey Aebersold titles is now on sale at 20% off. This famous jazz catalog features the ground-breaking Play-A-Long sets, each of which includes a CD stereo recording and a book containing parts that can be played by a variety of instruments. Jazz instructional books for piano, drums, guitar, vocal, and bass are also available and on sale until March 5, 2009. Is Classical Music More Your Style?

90. Specialist Shop For Woodwind, Brass, Stringed Instruments, Digital Pianos, Guita
    Woodwind and brass instruments particularly saxophones, clarinets, trumpets and accessories. Also large range of electric pianos, digital keyboards, classical guitars orchestral and folk instruments. Based in Hampshire UK.  
    http://www.courtneyandwalker.co.uk/

91. Sheehans Musical Instruments
    Specialist retailers of acoustic guitars, electric guitars, banjos and mandolins, orchestral strings, woodwind and brass instruments and related accessories. Based in Leicester.  
    http://www.sheehans.com/

92. Manx Youth Band & Manx Concert Brass Website
    Primary purpose is to teach and train young people of the Isle of Man to read music and play a brass instrument.  
    http://www.manxyouthband.org/

93. New Page 1
    North Yorkshire, UK History of the Band, concert diary and contact details for brass instrument players.  
    http://www.nidderdalebrass.co.uk

94. The Brass Crest: Main Page
    Information about brass instruments, bands and brass band music from the Salvation Army brass band tradition.  
    http://www.brasscrest.com/

95. Selmer Musical Instruments - Saxophones, Clarinets, Bassoons, Oboes
    Maker of woodwinds and brass instruments, including Bach Stradivarius trumpets and trombones.  
    http://www.selmer.com/
    
    Extractions: QuickNav Contact Us C/S Network Accessories A Conn-Selmer School All American School Arkiv Music Centerstage (C-S Artists) Clinics / Events Concert Perc. Guide Conn-Selmer Institute Education Resources Employment Find a C-S Dealer Forums Keynotes Magazine Kings of the Field Register with C-S Repair Parts Serial Number Info Warranty Information What's New? C-S Brands Armstrong Avanti Bach Benge Conn-Selmer CG Conn Conn Horns Emerson Galway Spirit Flutes Glaesel Henri Selmer Paris Holton King Leblanc Ludwig Musser Martin Noblet Prelude Selmer Vito Yanagisawa Please visit our accessories artist , and education sections. Read about our history , or search a serial number of your own instrument. Visit other music-related links or learn about working for our company Always committed to serving the needs of students, music educators, amateurs, and professionals, Selmer has grown steadily over the years, becoming the industry leader recognized for craftsmanship and quality. Our story is both unique and fascinating. The Selmer family traces its roots back to the 18th century rural Lorraine region of France with Johannes Jacobus Zelmer. Enlisting in the French army provided a means of moving families from the country to the city. For three generations Zelmer men served in the same regiment, while the boys, too young to be soldiers, played in the band. Jean-Jacques Selmer (son of Johannes Jacobus), in addition to changing the spelling of the family name, ascended to the rank of drum major. The military afforded great opportunities for education and travel.

96. Blasttheshow.com
    A cast of 68 playing percussion and brass instruments combined with color and choreography evolved from the Star of Indiana Drum and Bugle Corp. Includes background of creators, time line, performance schedule and ticket information.  
    http://www.blasttheshow.com/

97. Pro Winds;Woodwind:Saxophones, French Horns, Trumpets, Flutes, Conn, Clarinets,
    Woodwind and brass instruments for sale and repair services. Includes monthly specials,on-line ordering, repair rate and service information, and school band leader only section.  
    http://www.prowinds.com/

98. Klein's Brass Instrument Repair
    Provides repair services to professional and amateur musicians, community organizations and schools, as well as instruction in private lessons. Includes details of services and a location map.  
    http://www.kleinsbrass.com/

99. Music Books, Charles Colin Publ Brass & Jazz Methods, Practice Rooms, Music Less
    Publisher of music for all brass instruments (as well as some woodwinds), and books relevant to brass players. Specializes in jazz.  
    http://www.charlescolin.com/
    
    Extractions: 23 Gregg Court, Tappan NY 10983 Tel: (845) 680.6880 Fx: (845) 680.6881 info@charlescolin.com Alphabetical Index of Brass and Jazz Publications Family owned and operated since 1940 which means that every order is handled and valued by someone who personally cares about the product and your satisfaction ARRANGING, COMPOSING, HARMONY, THEORY ARRANGEMENTS:

100. CryoPlus Inc. - Cryogenic Processing
     Cryogenic treatment of all metal tooling, stamping dies, gun barrels, engine components, brass instruments. To make them more wear resistant. In Wooster, Ohio.  
     http://www.cryoplus.com/

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