Going forward HBS has decided to concentrate its output on our Facebook (@historicbrass) and instagram (@historicbrass) accounts & we’ll be closing down our Twitter account in the coming weeks.
Don’t forget you can always find us at our website as well! https://t.co/gI7L4Gxsa6
Great news! The Romantic Brass Symposium, taking place from tomorrow through Saturday (April 20 - 22) is now available for virtual attendance via Zoom! Time zone is CEST. @hkb_bfh
See images below for schedule of events and link below to register for virtual attendance
📢 Historic Brass Job Opportunity!
Heads up folks - @BostonBaroque have an opening for a baroque trumpeter! All the details are available here:
https://t.co/j4KqZvRNme
Historic Brass Today (our e-magazine) wants to promote your concerts!
Please send us your concert schedule (performances after April 1) so that we can include it on the concert calendar. Help us help you!
Send details to Michael O’Connor at [email protected]
📢Two very exciting events coming up in Italy!
April 14-16, Sant'Agostino (Ferrara), baroque trumpet masterclass with Steve Mason and Jonathan Pia.
May 27-28 and June 2-4, Chambave (Aosta), renaissance trumpet making course with Cristian Bosc and Mathias Wiedmann.
Huge shout out to @thewallaceworld and brass students of @TrinityLaban for their excellent "Chromatic Crucible" project. A fantastic collaborative concert followed by a really exciting presentation from @thewallaceworld on their work and research. Bravo all!
For all workshop, room, and board options and fees, please visit the registration website at the following link: https://t.co/0RcilzSdSX
For any questions, please contact Adam Bregman via email at [email protected].
After running concurrently for many years, the Indiana Early Double Reed Workshop and Indiana Sackbut Workshop have officially united as "ala pifarescha: Early Double Reed and Sackbut Workshop," ...
The workshop will run from Sunday March 5 at 5 PM to Sunday, March 12 at 1 PM at Waycross Camp & Conference Center in Morgantown, IN. As in the past, the workshop will begin with Dulcian Days where dulcians, racketts, and sackbuts meet from Sunday evening through Wednesday pm...
and focus on 16th- and 17th-century music. The shawms will join us on Wednesday evening for the remainder of the week, leading us towards earlier repertoire of the 16th and 15th centuries.
Since Covid, I have driven to all of my performances, even if they were far, but soon I am taking a flight, to join my @HistoricBrass colleagues at the Romantic Brass Symposium, presenting on women in brass during the 19th century! https://t.co/NO1Af8f01b
Members of PRB were fascinated by the presentation of Adrian V. Steiger at the @historicbrass Conference in New York back in 2017 where he presented compelling evidence on the importance of making sure our instruments are thoroughly dried out after being played.
Don't forget, you can still catch our final @ContinuoFndn sponsored Inspiring #Bach#concert with @marianconsort as part of @yorkearlymusic's Christmas box set (not to mention performances from lots of amazing other groups!) https://t.co/F2a5xjSGEL @HistoricBrass @REMA_EarlyMusic