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Milt Stevens Papers Recordings Inventory Special Collections in Performing Arts at the University of Maryland 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday Using the Collection Materials are available for listening or viewing by making an appointment at the following website: http://www.lib.umd.edu/scpa/contact. Duplication may be available dependent on copyright restrictions – inquiries may be made at the same website. Table of Contents VHS Tapes 2 DVD 4 Reel-to-Reel 6 LP 9 Cassette 11 DAT 26 CD 27 VHS TAPE INVENTORY 1. Christian Lindberg, Trombone/Malmö Symphony Orchestra 2. Master Class with Christian Lindberg, U of MD, 4/5/03, Part – 1 + 2 3. Part – 1 + 2 4. The Interservice Trombone Choir’s Holiday Concert, December 3, 1993 5. The Interservice Trombone Choir’s Holiday Concert, December 3, 1993 6. Eastern Trombone Workshops – Navy Band, 1989 – Clinic 1987 – Clinic and Concert 7. Eastern Trombone Workshop – Feb. 1993/Sat. Concerto Concert 8. 1994 Eastern Trombone Workshop – Interservice Trombone Choir, Dave Steinmeyer, Guest Soloist 9. 1994 Eastern Trombone Workshop – Interservice Trombone Choir, Dave Steinmeyer, Guest Soloist 10. Here’s Harry – Jazz Trombonist with the United States Army Blues Harry Watters plays jazz for the 1994 ETW 11. 1996 Eastern Trombone Workshop – The Interservice Trombone Choir featuring Jay Friedman, Michael Mulcahy, and Charles Vernon 12. 1996 Eastern Trombone Workshop – The US Army Orchestra with Milt Stevens, Randy Campora, and Christian Dickinson 13. 1996 Eastern Trombone Workshop – The Army Blues with Bill Watrous, special guest soloist 14. The 2000 Eastern Trombone Workshop – Clinic: “Tune it or Die,” Milt Stevens and the NSO Trombones 15. The 2000 Eastern Trombone Workshop – Clinic: “Tune it or Die,” Milt Stevens and the NSO Trombones 16. Great Barrington Band 1993 – Mark and Milt Stevens – H.L. Clarke “Cousins” 17. CPAF Performance at K.C. – May 21, 1989 18. Dvorak Serenade – CPAF Dec. 1989 19. Dr. Milton Stevens 2-10-86, Masterclass, Excerpts 20. Dr. Stevens – Trombone Class 2-9-86 21. Dr. Milton Stevens, Lecture 2-10-86, “How to Win a Trombone Audition” 22. ETW – TV Interview, BSO – Pops, Ozawa – Documentary, NSO – Capital Concert July 4, 1985 23. Katharine Graham Funeral July 23, 2001 24. Easter Band April 7, ’96 – March 30 ‘97 25. NSO at White House 7/25/99 26. The National Symphony Orchestra “Live at Wolf Trap,” 5/15/87, Andrew Litton conducts Gershwin 27. Salute to Slava 6/17/94 28. The 3 Tenors: 1990 and 1994, Carreras; Domingo; Pavoratti 29. The Trombonist and the Turkey, Christmas Day 1992 at the Cooks 30. A Capitol Fourth – NSO 7/4/88 31. A Capitol Fourth 1989 NSO, James Conlon; James Galway, Henry Mancini; Peter Nero; Pearl Bailey 32. Memorial Day NSO, May 27, ’90 – Fourth of July 1990 – Memorial Day 1992 – July 4th 1992 33. Memorial Day 5/26/91 NSO at US Capitol – July 4th 1994 NSO at Capitol 34. John Philip Sousa – A Capitol Fourth 1993 35. Memorial Day 5/29/94 – July 4, ‘94 36. Memorial Day ‘95 37. Memorial Day 1996 – Fourth of July 1996 38. Memorial Day Concert – NSO 5/25/97 39. July 4th Capitol Concert 1997 40. Memorial Day Concert ’99 – A Capitol Fourth ‘99 41. Memorial Day 5/28/00 – Fourth of July 7/04/00 42. Memorial Day – Capitol Fourth 2001 43. Memorial Day – 2003 – Capitol 4th 2003 44. 2004- Memorial Day, July 4 – Capitol Concerts 45. Memorial Day 2005, ½ July Fourth 46. Capital 4th 2005 47. Capitol Fourth 2006 48. July 4th 2007 + Beverly Sills 49. Memorial Day Concert 2007 and 2008 1st Part 50. Memorial Day – 2008 2nd Part 51. Brass Busters! The Canadian Brass with Players from the New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestra 52. Seiji Ozawa Russian Night 53. Great Arias with Placido Domingo and Friends 54. The Kennedy Center Millennium Stage – Washington Symphonic Brass – Tuesday, August 29, 2000 55. NSO Russian Tour ’93 Press Coverage 56. The Art of Conducting – Great Conductors of the Past 57. Stevens/Tafoya Faculty Recital, 2/11/03 DVD INVENTORY 1. Three Nights with Canadian Brass, Canadian Brass, Opening Day Entertainment Group 2. Inside Brass, Canadian Brass, Opening Day Entertainment Group 3. Herbert von Karajan, Berliner Philharmoniker, Debussy: La Mer, and Prélude à l’après- midi d’un faune; Ravel: Daphnis et Chloé Suite No. 2, Sony Classical 4. Erich Leinsdorf in Rehearsal, Symphony Orchestra of the Südwestfunk Baden-Baden, Wagner: Pre- and Interludes from Parsifal; Schumann: Symphony No. 4 in D minor, Op. 120, ArtHaus Musik 5. Brass, Bagpipes & CO Live!, The Denver Brass, The Denver Brass Inc. 6. Brass at the Ballet, Washington Symphonic Brass, National Presbyterian Church, Spring 2007 – Disc One 7. What the Universe Tells Me: Unraveling the Mysteries of Mahler’s Third Symphony, Video Artists International 8. Igor Stravinsky: The Final Chorale and Arnold Schönberg: Five Orchestral Pieces, Ideale Audience International 9. Bruno Walter: The Maestro, The Man, Video Artists International 10. One Man’s Triumph, The Cleveland Orchestra, George Szell, Video Artists International 11. The Berlin Philharmonic Story, EuroArts 12. London Symphony Orchestra, André Previn, Holst: The Planets, The Ballet from “The Perfect Fool”, Egdon Heath, EMI 13. Wiener Philharmoniker, Seiji Ozawa, Richard Strauss: Wiener-Philharmoniker-Fanfare, Eine Alpensinfonie, Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniterordens, Philips 14. The London Philharmonic, Zubin Mehta, Carl Orff: Carmina Burana, Teldec 15. Jazz: A Film by Ken Burns, PBS (10 disc set) 15.1. Gumbo 15.2. The Gift 15.3. Our Language 15.4. The True Welcome 15.5. Swing: Pure Pleasure 15.6. Swing: The Velocity of Celebration 15.7. Dedicated to Chaos 15.8. Risk 15.9. The Adventure 15.10. A Masterpiece by Midnight 16. Brassbones: A Brass Western, Courthouse Music 17. From the Hollywood Bowl, With Love 18. The Washington Symphonic Brass, Jones Concert Hall/Baylor University, Waco Texas, Monday 02-27-06 19. Washington Symphonic Brass, From Russia with Love, January 28, 2005, National Presbyterian Church 20. WSB at the Ballet, National Pres., Disc I 21. WSB at the Ballet, National Pres., Disc II 22. James Kent, Recital 23. Zenas Kim, Trombone Recital, New England Conservatory, 3/6/07 24. The Travels of Babar REEL-TO-REEL INVENTORY Shelf 1 1. NSO: Strauss/Mahler/Stravinsky/Scriabin Nov. 1986 2. NSO/Conlon: Stravinsky/Ravel 3. NSO/Bernstein: Schubert the Great C Major Symphony, Apr. 1987 4. NSO/ Rostropovich: Walker/Rachmaninoff/Prokofiev, Oct. 1986 5. NSO/Herbig: Weber/Schubert/Beethoven, Oct. 1986 6. NSO/R. Fruhbeck de Burgos: Beethoven/ Brahms 7. NSO/Rostropovich: Prokofiev, Alexander Nevsky 8. NSO/Hogwood: Villa lobos/Stravinsky Pulcinella. NSO/Edo de Waart: Elgar Symphony 1 9. NSO/R. Fruhbeck de Burgos: Strauss/Rodrigo/de Falla 10. NSO/Rostropovich: Thompson/Schubert/Rimsky-Korsakov 11. NSO: Shostakovich Symphony 7, Jan. 1989 12. NSO/Dutoit: Berlioz Damnation of Faust 13. NSO/Rostropovich: Berlioz/Sibelius Sym. 7/Brahms 14. NSO: Mahler 3rd, May 1985 15. Boston Pops-1974 16. Mahler Symphony 5, BSO 17. Mahler Symphony 2: Bernstein, Washington Cathedral, 1/8/84 18. Brahms Symphony 4 19. Usable: Abrahams 20. Boston University Brass Ensemble, 12/11/69 21. Rep. Wind Ensemble, Nov. 13, 1972, II 22. Hardy & Fish Anthology 23. Brahms Op. 116 + 119 24. Shostakovich Symphony 4 25. Beethoven Eroica 26. Usable 27. Orchestral Excerpts Tape 1 28. Orchestral Excerpts Tape 2 29. Orchestral Excerpts Tape 3 30. Davis Shuman “Trombone” Tibor Serly Concerto 31. Stuart Dempster 32. Creston Fantasy/ Dodson 33. Chicago Symphony: Trombone & Tuba Section 34. Urbie Green: 21 Trombones 35. Miscellaneous Trombone Recordings 36. Arthur Pryor/Herbert Clark/more…: Miscellaneous Recordings with Bands 37. Animus 1: Andre Smith 38. Berio Globokar Erickson Parris 39. Parris Trombone Concerto-Robert Gutter 40. Eastman Trombone Ensemble-Riches of Brass (Cont.) 41. Antiphonal brass & Riches of brass 42. Philharmonic Brass/solo brass: New Perspectives 43. Walter Ross: Trombone Concerto Per Brevig 44. Jack Behrens Concertino, Davis Shuman 45. Milhaud 46. Hartley, Henry Smith, Trombone 47. Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra: Trombone Section 48. Usable Blank 49. Globokar & Berio, Reel A List of Music on Tape (folder) List of Excerpts (folder) Shelf 2 1. South Shore Conservatory 1974 2. South Shore Conservatory, Summer Wind Ensemble, 7/27/73 3. Ohio Brass Quintet 11/6/73 4. Faculty Recital, Ohio State, 1973 5. Cambridge Brass Quintet, 1973 6. Boston Trombone Ensemble, 1973 7. B.U. Wind Ensemble, 1972 8. B.U. Stevens Conductor, Stravinsky L’Histoire du Soldat 9. Publicity Tape 1971 10. B.U. Faculty Recital, Feb. 2, 1971 11. Hindemith Konzertmusik, Brass, piano, harps, 1972 12. Hindemith Konzertmusik, 1970 13. Orchestral Excerpts, 1968 14. B.U. Brass Ensembles (1970-72) Composite 15. Bruckman Animus I, 1969 16. B.U. Martin “Ballade”, 2/8/69 17. Barney Child, Music for Trombone and piano, 3/16/70 18. Krener 1971 19. DMA Grad Recital-Trombone ’69 Reel 1 20. DMA Grad Recital-Trombone ’69 Reel 2 21. DMA Trombone Recital 1967 22. Hartley Oberlin 1967 23. Grad Recital Illinois II, 1966 24. Illinois MM Trombone Recital, 1966, I 25. Commencement 1965 26. La Femme A’ Barbe 27. Oberlin Brass Ensemble, 5/30/65 28. Senior Recital, 5/25/65 A1 29. Senior Recital, 5/25/65 A2 30. Senior Recital, 5/25/65 B1 31. Stevens Trombone Grad Application Tape ‘64 32. Empty Reel 33. Larsson Concertino, 8/4/75 34. Milhaud 1966 35. Selig Quintet 1967 36. Given Waltz 37. Dennis Kam Trombone Sonata 38. Shotakovich 4 Preludes, Catholic University, 3/17/89 39. Washington Chamber Brass, May ‘82 40. 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    Song and Wind in Canada: The Impact of Arnold Jacobs’s Teaching on Canadian Tuba Pedagogues by Jonathan David Rowsell A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts Faculty of Music University of Toronto © Copyright by Jonathan David Rowsell 2018 Song and Wind in Canada: The Impact of Arnold Jacobs’s Teaching on Canadian Tuba Pedagogues. Jonathan David Rowsell Doctor of Musical Arts Faculty of Music University of Toronto 2018 Abstract The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of Arnold Jacobs on the pedagogical approaches of prominent tuba teachers in Canada. Nine tuba teachers from different Canadian universities participated in this study. Each participant was interviewed digitally using Skype or FaceTime and asked nine questions designed to understand their personal pedagogical approach and how it relates to Arnold Jacobs. These questions cover important pedagogical ideas including sound concept, breathing, articulation, and embouchure. Arnold Jacobs is considered to be one of the most influential brass pedagogues in history. His method of teaching, referred to as Song and Wind, is a pedagogical concept frequently implemented in contemporary applied tuba teaching. The interview findings of this study demonstrate that the Arnold Jacobs legacy is very present in Canadian tuba pedagogy. The approaches to articulation and sound concept demonstrated by the interview subjects are consistently Jacobs inspired. The approaches to breathing and embouchure, however, are much more varied. Although these elements are not as tightly embedded in the Jacobs pedagogical ii approach, the results of the study demonstrate that the majority of the interview subjects are fully aware of the ways in which their current approaches have been adapted.