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	ITG 2000 - Herseth Seminar
		For this lecture and demonstration by the dean of American trumpeters, Adolph Herseth, the largest hall was filled to capacity to for this engaging and witty musician.
		Although Herseth was totally at ease with his humorous stories, he showed concern for the lack of serious preparation for auditions by some trumpeters.
		Herseth does not favor taped auditions because of the possibility of manipulating the recording; however, the live audition can also be a problem.
	www.trumpetguild.org /2000conference/thursday/t3.htm (545 words)

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		Herseth offer the possibility of another fine trumpet "clinic", it also provided the opportunity to be in the presence of a living legend: a man who has redefined the art of orchestral trumpet and brass playing.
		Herseth was appointed principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1948 by Artur Rodzinski, CSO Music Director, while pursuing his Master's Degree in Music Education at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston.
		Herseth's appearance at UCF will be to present a lecture on his experiences as Principal Trumpet of the CSO for fifty-three years.
	www.cas.ucf.edu /music/trumpet/herseth.php (1074 words)

	Bud Herseth Lecture Notes
		Herseth stressed that Mahlers music is filled with emotions and that the music should tell a story and it should be played with energy and exuberance.
		Herseth described a philosophy of brass playing prevalent in Russia which was to play outside in the woods and develop a powerful and strongly projected sound and to get out of that little room.
		Herseth said he still played with the Bach Stradivarius C Trumpet the he picked out from the 12 Fritz Reiner had purchased for use in the CSO.
	www.ibowtie.com /Bud_Herseth.html (3304 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Adolph Herseth
		Adolph Herseth is one of a kind, a true master recognized For his brilliant musicianship by his colleagues and audiences the world over.
		Herseth and a group of CSO wind players sat down with Hindemith, while Hindemith was conducting the orchestra, and discussed the various Sonatas he had composed for their instruments.
		Adolph Herseth on stage, listening to recordings of himself playing most of the well-known trumpet excerpts with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, while his own parts were displayed on a large screen behind him, in a PowerPoint presentation that he himself created.
	www.zoominfo.com /Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=8098885 (2317 words)

	College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Central Florida
		Adolph "Bud" Herseth, who recently retired from the Chicago Symphony after 53 years as principal trumpet in that orchestra.
		Herseth offer the possibility of another fine trumpet "clinic", it also provided the opportunity to be in the presence of a living legend: a man who has redefined the art of orchestral trumpet and brass playing.
		Herseth gave a two hour demonstration/lecture based on selected recordings that he chose, representing some of his performances with the Chicago Symphony.
	www.cah.ucf.edu /news/2003-Bud-Herseth.php (921 words)

	Albany Records: Works for Brass Quintet
		Herseth was appointed Principal Trumpet of the Chicago Symphony in 1948 immediately after graduating from the New England Conservatory.
		Herseth, who joins them in the performance of the Bohme Sextet, has touched the lives of each one of the members of the Quintet's players, either as a teacher, colleague or mentor.
		Asbury Brass is assisted her by Adolph Herseth, the incredible trumpeter who has been principal of the Chicago Symphony since 1948....The Asbury Brass Quintet, whose members were students at Northwestern University when they formed the group in 1982, is a superb and versatile ensemble." (American Record Guide)
	www.albanyrecords.com /Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=AR&Product_Code=TROY273&Category_Code=a-BS (301 words)

	The Bud Herseth Appreciation Page
		Herseth, was (in his own words) "solid as a rock" after a quadruple bypass operation began his 48th season as principal trumpeter of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
		Herseth has a brilliant fortissimo that could knock down walls, a floating pianissimo that could break your heart, breath control to rival Birgit Nilsson in her prime, a gorgeous singing tone, the chops to play everything from baroque to Strauss to jazz, and a face that turns fire-engine red when he does.
		Herseth attended Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, served in the Navy as a bandsman, and studied at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston.
	www.angelfire.com /ks/nicksdomain (6416 words)

	Adolph Herseth - Wikipedia
		Herseth gilt als einer der bedeutendsten Trompetenvirtuosen dieses Jahrhunderts und hat wohl wie kein zweiter Orchestermusiker die Klangphysiognomie seines Ensembles geprägt: den einzigartigen, von der Blechbläsergruppe geprägten Chicago-Sound.
		Platten mit Herseth und dem CSO wurden über fünfzig Mal mit dem "Grammy" ausgezeichnet.
		Herseth ist auch solistisch mit dem zweiten Brandenburgischen Konzert von Johann Sebastian Bach sowie den Trompetenkonzerten von Joseph Haydn und Johann Nepomuk Hummel hervorgetreten.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adolph_Herseth (229 words)

	UWM News Release
		Adolph “Bud” Herseth is recognized for his brilliant musicianship by his colleagues and audiences the world over—The New York Times has called him “quite possibly the most dazzling player on his instrument in the world today.” His seminars and coaching sessions have encouraged young brass players worldwide.
		Herseth was appointed principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1948, while studying for his master’s degree at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston.
		In June 2001, Herseth received the American Symphony Orchestra League’s Gold Baton Award, marking the first time in the League’s history that the award is bestowed on an orchestra player.
	www.uwm.edu /News/PR/04.02/trumpet_day_3-13.html (650 words)

	Publications
		Herseth, now retired from the orchestra, was the stocky trumpet player seated at the back of the orchestra whose face turned deeper shades of crimson as his notes climbed higher.
		Herseth’s red face also belied an awesome ease with which he navigated even the most devilish demands of the trumpet repertoire.
		Adolph Herseth claimed a few years ago that he was 80 percent of the trumpeter he was 20 years ago, but that still makes him close to the best.
	www.mmaonline.net /publications/MNMed2003/February/Meyer.html (2545 words)

	ITG Conference 2000 Bios
		dolph Herseth is one of a kind, a true master recognized for his brilliant musicianship by his colleagues and audiences the world over.
		Herseth started out to become a teacher, but gravitated to music as a career while he was in the armed forces.
		Herseth was appointed principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1948, immediately after graduation from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston.
	www.trumpetguild.org /2000conference/bio/herseth.htm (280 words)

	classical music - andante - haydn: symphony no. 94, symphony no. 100 and more
		For the cash-conscious collector on a limited budget there's every likelihood that the focal area of interest in this new DG Panorama Haydn reissue will be disc 2, which is devoted to the two cello concertos in D and C, and the Trumpet Concerto in EI.
		Haydn's Trumpet Concerto is heard here in a 1985 Chicago performance under Abbado, and features Adolph Herseth, the Chicago symphony's legendary principal trumpeter, as the brilliantly agile soloist.
		Again, it would be difficult to conceive of this delightful work ever being played or recorded much better than it is here, and this effervescent reading is a winner on all counts.
	www.andante.com /article/article.cfm?id=15347&highlight=1&highlightterms=&lstKeywords= (658 words)

	WORLD FAMOUS TRUMPETER TO VISIT HOUGHTON COLLEGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		HOUGHTON, N.Y. — Adolph Herseth, former principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, will present a master class at Houghton College on Thursday, April 20 at 8 p.m.
		Herseth was asked to join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1948 by music director Fritz Reiner.
		The master class will be held in the Center for the Arts Recital Hall at Houghton and is free and open to the public.
	www.houghton.edu /news/articles/20060417.htm (100 words)

	Alumni Profile: Adolph "Bud" Herseth '54, '85 hon. D.M.
		Alumni Profile: Adolph "Bud" Herseth '54, '85 hon.
		Retired after fifty-five seasons as principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Bud Herseth is widely admired for his virtuosity and musicality.
		More about Adolph "Bud" Herseth '54, '85 hon.
	www.newenglandconservatory.edu /alumni/alumni_profiles/profiles/herseth.htm (78 words)

	Profile: Adolph Herseth retiring after more than 50 years
		Profile: Adolph Herseth retiring after more than 50 years
		Profile: Adolph Herseth retiring after more than 50 years as first trumpet for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
		For more than 50 years, the world-famous brass section of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra has been led by Adolph Herseth.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1P1-47035731.html (111 words)

	Faculty, Conductors & Guest Artists
		Principal trumpet with the Chicago Symphony since 1948, Adolph Herseth is one of the most respected trumpet players in the world.
		Herseth won Musical America’s Instrumentalist of the Year Award for 1996, the first symphonic musician to win this award.
		Herseth has recorded with the Chicago Symphony more than 200 times; over half of those recordings were with Sir Georg Solti.
	www.musicacademy.org /School/FacultyBios/herseth.html (160 words)

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		, a Fanfare-Overture for Brasses, Organ, and Timpani, was commissioned by THE ASCAP FOUNDATION and MEET THE COMPOSER to accompany the presentation of the Gold Baton Award honoring Adolph Herseth at the Annual Conference of the American Symphony Orchestra League in Seattle on June 22, 2001.
		In 2001 the award was given to Adolph Herseth, who had just retired after an influential 52-year tenure as Principal Trumpet of the Chicago Symphony as well as teacher and mentor to seemingly the entire brass world.
		It was with a great deal of pleasure that I incorporated the ideas of that short piece into this work, thus completing a large circle I had no way of anticipating I was even beginning back then.
	www.samueljones.net /notes/aurum_notes.html (489 words)

	KAREL HUSA INTERVIEW
		It was in February of 1988 that Karel Husa was in Chicago for the world premiere of his Trumpet Concerto, written for Adolph Herseth and the Chicago Symphony.
		Herseth is terrific, and Sir Georg and the orchestra are incredible.
		Herseth and the Chicago Symphony with Maestro Solti, there's not a choice to make.
	www.bruceduffie.com /husa.html (4430 words)

	TrumpetGuide
		Among the first major figures beyond Boston to adopt the C trumpet was William Vacchiano, solo trumpet of the New York Philharmonic, 1934 - 1973.
		Adolph Herseth is a former student of Georges Mager.
		Leading American players who frequently use rotary valve trumpets are Adolph Herseth (Chicago Symphony) and Charles Schlueter (Boston Symphony).
	www.petrouska.com /TrumpetGuide.htm (3307 words)

	Le registrazioni di Adolph Herseth
		Aveva sentito Herseth suonare ad un raduno regionale e l'aveva invitato per suonare da cornetta solista nella banda estiva.
		Symphony In Brass (Audiophile AP-32) Chicago Symphony Brass Ensemble: Adolph Herseth and Renold Schilke, trumpets; Frank Crisafulli, trombone; Hugh A. Crowden, french horn; Arnold Jacobs, tuba.
		Herseth played the first part on Oskar Bohme's Sextet in E flat Minor with The Asbury Brass Quintet.
	www.andreaconti.it /CSO_Bud1.html (1426 words)

	Adolph Herseth will retire. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Adolph Herseth will indeed retire at the age of 80 as principal trumpet player the CSO after the 2001 summer season at Ravinia.
		Herseth has headed the CSO trumpet section for 53 consecutive seasons.
		He will be replaced by Craig Morris, associate principal trumpet player with the San Francisco Symphony.
	abel.hive.no /trumpet/herseth/retirement.html (50 words)

	Adolph "Bud" Herseth
		Adolph Sylvester ("Bud") Herseth has played principal trumpet in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra ever since he became a member in 1948 and until he retired in 2001 (53 years!).
		Herseth uses a Bach 1B mouthpiece with 22 size throat, and sometimes a 1, both on the C trumpet that he uses 99 percent of the time.
		Herseth Concert (Brian Frederiksens report from the Concert)
	abel.hive.no /oj/musikk/trompet/herseth (1056 words)

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	Within the Sphere of the Master (Adolph Herseth)
		It includes a detailed description of the many years of training which Tim received from Bud (providing an extensive discussion of the master’s musical concepts and teaching methods), as well as an account of Tim’s professional career that followed, including eighteen years as a member of the Chicago Symphony trumpet section.
		His account is truly an insider’s perspective on the musical life of Bud Herseth and the phenomenal brass section which he led.
		Contrasts for TrumpetsFeaturing: Adolf Herseth, Anothy Plog, Otto Sauter, Bo Nillson, Urban...
	www.dillonmusic.com /HeleoCart/ProductPage/Silverfox001.aspx (317 words)

	TRUMPET DAY at UW-Milwaukee, masterclasses w/Herseth & m [Archive] - TrumpetMaster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Masterclass with Adolph Herseth, Principal Trumpet Emeritus - Chicago Symphony Orchestra
		The chance to see Adolph Herseth is now almost the chance of a lifetime, as he isn't playing as much as he used to.
		Herseth has set the standard of orchestral trumpet playing.
	www.trumpetmaster.com /vb/archive/index.php?t-20703.html (652 words)

	Wind Music Publications- General Music
		It includes sections on the embouchure’s function, mouthpiece placement, moist versus dry lips, the lip aperture, articulation, mouthpiece pressure and breath control.
		A must for all brass players, this includes photos of the embouchures of Adolph Herseth, Philip Farkas, Edward Kleinhammer, and Arnold Jacobs, among others.
		This book has become a standard in brass technique classes and at conservatories everywhere.
	www.windmusicpublications.com /productpages/generalmusic.html (218 words)

	Adolph Herseth Reviews from Users
		In an ever changing world, the consistency and example of Bud Herseth have been a "lamp unto my feet" and "light unto my pathway not only as a brass player but also as a human being.
		Herseth likes this book and reviewed it himself.
		As a student of Chicowicz, and a Chgo Civic trumpeter, Herseth provided a divine reference for what the Orchestral trumpet was to sound like, and as a musical inspiration to all...A longevity unheard of, with consistency, that only mellowed with age.A phenom..probably never again to be!!!Thanks for so many inspiring years!
	centerstage.net /patronreviews/pr.cfm?ID=709&which=whoswho (378 words)

	Trumpet Studio Snapshots > School of Music > University of Louisville
		At rehearsal for recital for Herseth weekend in Nashville, Tn, November 12, 2004 - (L to R) Adolph Herseth, Allan Cox, and Mike Tunnell.
		At lunch during Herseth weekend - (L to R) Dwayne Sagen, Allan Cox, Michael Tunnell, Herbert Koerselmann and Adolph "Bud" Herseth (seated).
		Michael Tunnell with Adolph Herseth after his "Herseth Day" concert, celebrating his 50th year as Principal Trumpet in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
	www.louisville.edu /music/tunnell/snapshots.html (1309 words)

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