41. 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/

Home Why CCM? What Do You Get? ... Contact Us C-Y Music presents: www.CustomChamberMusic.com Custom Arrangements of Classical Music for Chamber Groups You choose the music. You choose the instruments. We do the work. NEW: Please visit CCM Classics pre-arranged music from Custom Chamber Music at great discounts! 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. 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. Just tell us the composer, the composition, and the instruments you want. We will send you a firm price quote for exactly

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45. Charles Colin Music: Brass & Jazz Methods, Transcriptions; Trumpets & Accessorie 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/

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46. ARTSEDGE: Brass Instruments And Pitch Review the Scientific Process Guidelines For brass instruments handout and the Vocabulary Mouthpiece a cupshaped attachment used on brass instruments. http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/content/3346/

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47. Music Instruments Sells woodwind and brass instruments. Pictures, prices, and descriptions. http://www.wonderway.com

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48. 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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49. Bibliography Of Books On Brass Instruments Introducing the brass instruments of the orchestra; how to start. brass instruments their history and development / New York Dover Publications, http://www.missouri.edu/~cceric/loc.brass.html

Bibliography of Books on Brass Instruments Posted July 20, 1995 (EN) Return to Trombone Home Page

50. Acoustical Society Of America - How Brass Instruments Are Built Is there any objective evidence that the sound of a brass instrument is Although the most important factor in the design of a brass instrument is http://www.acoustics.org/press/133rd/2amu4.html

Acoustical Society of America 133rd Meeting Lay Language Papers Previous Paper Lay Language Paper Index Next Paper 133rd Meeting Archive ... Press Room How Brass Instruments are Built: Art, Craft, Perhaps Even Science Robert W. Pyle, Jr. - rpyle@tiac.net 11 Holworthy Place Cambridge, MA 02138-4509 Popular Version of Paper 2aMU4 Presented June 17, 1997 133rd ASA Meeting Embargoed until June 17, 1997 Introduction Most brass players believe that the playing qualities of their instruments are affected by the method of construction and the materials used. Composition, thickness, and hardness of the metals used are all cited as important. Phrases such as ``hand-hammered bell'' are often found in advertising literature. This paper will give an overview of the tools, techniques, and materials used by brass-instrument makers today and in centuries gone by. Traditional techniques are still used along with the latest metalworking methods, so that a present-day instrument may contain some parts produced by computer-controlled machine tools and others made using processes familiar to sixteenth-century artisans. Is there any objective evidence that the sound of a brass instrument is affected by the material from which it is made? Indeed there is. An experiment was performed using a French horn with a removable bell flare. One microphone was mounted inside the mouthpiece cup and another on the axis of the bell about one and one half bell diameters away from the bell rim. A meter connected to the mouthpiece signal allowed the player to monitor her playing level and repeatably produce the same level inside the horn with different bell flares attached to the instrument.

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

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52. Pitch Of Brass Instruments: Information From Answers.com Pitch of brass instruments High brass from the top left Baroque trumpet in D, modern trumpets in Bb and D (same pitch D as Baroque), piccolo. http://www.answers.com/topic/pitch-of-brass-instruments

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Pitch of brass instruments Wikipedia Pitch of brass instruments High brass - from the top left: Baroque trumpet in D, modern trumpets in Bb and D (same pitch D as Baroque), piccolo trumpet in high Bb, Flugelhorn in Bb; right: cornet in Bb. Whereas it is usually quite easy to determine whether an instrument is pitched in, say, F or Bb or Eb, it is not always obvious which octave of F or Bb is being referred to. The following is a comparison table of the pitch of the common brass instruments in descending order of pitch. As a reference point, the second harmonic (the lowest normally playable open note, written as middle C) of a Bb trumpet or cornet is Bb below middle C. Bb or A piccolo trumpet Eb soprano trumpet or cornet Bb trumpet cornet flugelhorn Eb tenor horn (alto horn), alto trombone, contralto trumpet Bb tenor trombone baritone horn euphonium , orchestral or French horn bass trumpet Eb bass tuba cimbasso Bb contrabass tuba sousaphone Notes: For transposing brass instruments, the second harmonic (of the instrument, unlengthened by valves or slides) is usually written as middle C. (The exception is the

53. Orchestral Instruments The orchestral brass instruments are the trumpet, French horn, trombone, and tuba. The tuba is the largest, lowestsounding orchestral brass instrument. http://cnx.rice.edu/content/m11897/latest/

Orchestral Instruments By: Catherine Schmidt-Jones Summary: An introduction to the instruments of the modern Western orchestra. Introduction The modern Western orchestra first developed in Europe over a period of several centuries, but in modern times it has become widely adopted all over the world. Various types of bands and smaller ensembles composed mainly of orchestral instruments are also very popular. So many people are familiar with the "orchestra section" method of classifying musical instruments. Here are the sections of the orchestra and the instruments commonly found in them. The Sections of the Orchestra The typical orchestra is divided into four groups of instruments: strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. The typical Western marching band, school band, or wind ensemble (woodwinds and brass together are winds ) leaves out the strings, but otherwise uses most of the same instruments as the orchestra. Strings There are four stringed instruments commonly used in the modern orchestra: the violin, viola, cello, and bass. All are made of wood and have four strings. All are usually played by drawing a bow across the strings, but are also sometimes played by plucking the strings. The violin is smallest, has the highest sound, and is most numerous; there are normally two violin sections (the first violins and second violins), but only one section of each of the other strings.

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55. Brass Instruments brass instruments, such as the trumpet, make sound as a result of a So, why are they called brass instruments? Because they are made of the metal brass. http://www.kidport.com/RefLib/Music/Instruments/BrassInstr.htm

Brass Instruments Little boy blue come blow your horn! Yes, that's a brass instrument. Check it out. On this Page: Brass Instruments Music Books and CDs Other related pages: Musical Instruments Music and Musical Instruments Index The Music Room Brass Instruments Top of Page Brass instruments, such as the trumpet, make sound as a result of a musician blowing into them. So, why are they called brass instruments? Because they are made of the metal brass. Other brass instruments include the french horn, trombone and tuba. The pitch of the sound is related to the size of the air chamber. The size of the air chamber relates to the size and length of the pipes, or tubes, on the instrument. Brass instruments tend to coil, or have many loops of piping. If you were to straighten one out, it would be quite long. Coiling the instrument to lengthen the pipe increases the chamber size. The larger the chamber size, the lower the sound's pitch. The musician blows into the mouthpiece at one end, and the music comes out the other end. The position of the musician's lips and mouth on the mouthpiece are used to change the sound's pitch.

56. The Historic Brass Society History of brass instruments, journal information, publications http://www.historicbrass.org/

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Dawkes Music Limited Oops, your browser either does not support frames or you have JavaScript disabled. You will be unable to visit our shop as this relies on Javascript for its shopping functions and its Active Server Pages. To Enable JavaScript: Choose Preferences from your menu bar. Select Advanced and make sure that the Enable Java and Enable JavaScript option boxes are ticked. Now click OK Internet Explorer: Choose Tools from your Menu bar and select Internet Options . Select the Advanced tab. Make sure that the JIT compiler for virtual machine enabled (requires restart) option box is ticked. Restart your browser for the settings to take effect. AOL or Compuserve Users: Upgrade Your Browser: AOL Compuserve Microsoft Dawkes Music Limited, Reform Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 8BT, England You can place an order, request a price list or ask for further information from us by phone, fax or using the following e-mail addresses: sales@dawkes.co.uk

58. The Ensemble Publications Home Page Publishers of fine editions for wind and brass instruments. http://members.aol.com/enspub/

59. ArtsAlive.ca - Music : Instrument Lab All brass instruments have mutes that are placed in the bell to soften the tone or The horn is the most difficult brass instrument because it is placed http://www.artsalive.ca/en/mus/instrumentlab/brass.html

This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. ArtsAlive.ca Music English Theatre French Theatre ... Dance More for: Teachers Parents Students Kids ... Percussions The Brass Section The Brass Section has the most resounding instruments in the orchestra. They are metallic loops of tubing, in different lengths, with a mouthpiece at one end and a bell shape at the other. The longer the length of tubing, the lower the sound. Brass players' lips act as reeds. Sound is produced by buzzing with the lips while blowing in the mouthpiece. The lips buzz higher and air moves faster to play high notes and buzz lower and the air moves slower to play low notes. To play louder, the air is moved faster and to play softer, the air is moved more slowly. Most have valves that are pressed and released to change and produce different tones. The trombone has a slide that when moved changes the length of tubing, and therefore the pitch. All brass instruments have mutes that are placed in the bell to soften the tone or change the tone colour. Trumpet Has valves that change the length of tubing, in combination with air speed and lip buzzing, to produce different pitches

60. Hanson Music Clarinet manufacturer in the UK, including Eb, Bb, and Bass Clarinets. Also carries some brass instruments and accessories. http://www.hanson-music.co.uk/

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