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XXXII from Complete Harry Glantz or 48 Advanced Etudesĥ4 Clarke Etude VIII from Technical StudiesĦ7 Kling,H page 29 in 335 Sel Studies for French Horn Bk.1 as aboveĪndrew Tomlinson Trumpet Flow Studies Pdf My page numbers are from the earlier edition called 'Trumpet Flow Studies' by V.Cichowicz & L.Didrickson:ġ3 & 14 These two are from a book by Gornston called 'Trumpet Velocity' which I no longer have but was around in the 1960's.ġ7 Boehme No.7 from 24 Studies Op.20 (Also in BK 2 (71) Selected Studies by Arnold)Ģ0 Duhem No.15 in the book but also No.11 in Duhem 19 Studies in Bk1 (99) Selected Studies by Arnold.Ģ1 Kopprasch 34 Studies No.21 in Bk1 (99) Selected Studies by ArnoldĢ2 & 23 Gatti No.12 in 13 Studies In Bk2 (71) Selected Studies by ArnoldĢ4 Gallay on page 52 of 335 Selected Melodious Progressive and Technical Studies for French Horn Bk 1 by Pottag & Andraudģ9 Clarke No.1 from Characteristic EtudesĤ3 Charlier No.14 from 36 Etudes Transcendantesĥ0 Glantz No. Anyway, this is as far as I have managed to go. As you say, some are fairly easy to recognise from the most popular etude books. He conducted numerous workshops and clinics throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and Japan and was regarded as one of North America’s foremost experts in brass pedagogy.I started to list them but got stuck, as a lot of them are probably in etude books I don't possess. In 1997 Cichowicz received a special achievement award from the European Chapter of the International Trumpet Guild and was presented with the Legends in Teaching Award by Northwestern University, and in 1999 he received the International Trumpet Guild Lifetime Achievement Award.Ĭichowicz was a faculty member of the National Youth Orchestra of Canada from 1980 until 2002, and the Brass Seminar program at The Domaine Forget in Charlevoix, Quebec, from 1986 until 2004. He was appointed music director of the Millar Brass Ensemble in 1995 their collaboration can be heard on the Delos recording Brass Surround. During this period he also was a member of the Chicago Symphony Brass Quintet and was a participant in the Grammy Award-winning recording of The Antiphonal Music of Gabrieli. He was a member of the Civic Orchestra from 1947 until 1950 and in 1952 became a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, where he remained for twenty-three years under music directors Rafael Kubelík, Fritz Reiner, Jean Martinon, and Sir Georg Solti. He began his musical career at the age of seventeen as a member of the Houston Symphony Orchestra and, after military service in the Fifth Army Band, returned to Chicago to attend Roosevelt University. He was 79.Ī lifetime figure on the music scene in Chicago, Cichowicz had served on the faculty at Northwestern since 1959 and as professor of trumpet from 1974 until his retirement in 1998. Vincent Cichowicz, a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s trumpet section from 1952 until 1974 and professor emeritus of trumpet at Northwestern University, died Monday evening following a long illness at his home in Fontana, Wisconsin. Reprinted from the Chicago Tribune, December 14, 2006
Most of the material is not original but are copies of other etudes with additional notes made by the author. Several of the exercises where hand written and I can only assume that it is in his own hand. The material within its pages is very basic with one purpose in mind Air in, throat open, let the air out. Many of my friends did and the comments given in this interview reflect the same respect that all of his students had for him.Īlthough I do not at this time have a copy of the new book “Long Tone Studies” I have used his “Flow Studies Book for many years and highly recommend it to every brass player. Although I had the occasion to spend some time with this him, I did not study with him.
Cichowicz, I have included a small amount of background about this wonderful teacher. When this interview was brought to my attention, I wanted to share it with you.įor those of you who did not have the privilege of visiting with Mr.
Seldom do we have the opportunity to have student’s insight shared in the teaching method of a world class trumpet teacher.
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