Brass Music at the Cross Roads of Europe: The Low Countries and Contexts of Brass Musicians from the Renaissance into the Nineteenth Century Proceedings of the International Historic Brass Symposium presented by STIMU and The Historic Brass Society. Utrecht, August 26-27, 2000 - Polk, Keith; STIMU (Netherlands); Historic Brass Society (Utrecht Stimu, 2005)
Tielman Susato in trouble in Sweden: some surprising later stages in the life of the trombonist-composer-publisher / Ardis GrosjeanThe trombone in Germany in the high renaissance and early baroque / Keith PolkThe horn: tradition and innovation in seventeenth-century Dutch art / Mary RasmussenTrumpeting in the Dutch republic / Rudolf RaschMatthew Locke and the cornett and sackbut ensemble in England after the restoration: the "labelled evidence" / Trevor HerbertBrass instruments and instrumentalists in the Spanish Royal Chapel from the late seventeenth to mid-eighteenth centuries / Beryl Kenyon de PascualWhy and how to make a new sackbut? / Jean Jacques HerbinThe trumpet as a voice / Susan WilliamsOthon Vandenbroek on the horn: one author, two perspectives / Stewart CarterProcessions with wind bands in the low countries from the 14th to the 18th century and their revival in the late 19th century / Ignace de Keyser