A History of the Trombone: It’s here
Today is the official publication date of my new book. I’m so excited. My copies came in the mail on …Read the Rest
Monthly Archives: June 2010
A good book gaudily bound: popular conductor Jullien
Nowadays, we are accustomed to entertainers who go by only one name, but in the nineteenth century, there was only …Read the Rest
Second symphony, in D major, op. 73, by Johannes Brahms
Johannes Brahms composed his second symphony during the summer of 1877, only a year after finishing his first. Although close …Read the Rest
The most popular of 100 posts on Musicology for Everyone
Last Monday’s post marks the 100th installment of Musicology for Everyone. It seems like a good milestone to look back …Read the Rest
The Unanswered Question, by Charles Ives
One thing Charles Ives learned at Yale: he had no chance of earning a living as a professional musician if …Read the Rest
Nighttime dangers and the beginning of a musical tradition
The Towers of 11th-century Bologna Brass players know the term Stadtpfeifer mostly in reference to a group of municipal …Read the Rest
Another musical reason to love New Orleans
Probably every big city has some kind of street music. I lived in the Chicago area for more than 20 …Read the Rest
The Ferris Wheel: (what does that have to do with music?)
Ferris Wheels are a staple of every amusement park that ever set up for a week in a parking lot, …Read the Rest
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