Brass Resource Guide

The Historic Brass Society is an international music organization that focuses on the history, music, literature, and performance practices of early brass instruments from Antiquity up into the present. The organization publishes a scholarly reviewed journal and, in collaboration with Pendragon Press, the monograph and essay collection Bucina: The Historic Brass Society Series.

The International Horn Society is an organization that was formed in June 1970 at the Second International Horn Workshop and is dedicated to performance, teaching, composition, research, and the preservation and promotion of the horn. The society publishes a newsletter and a journal containing membership news and articles related to the horn, with three issues published annually. In order to subscribe to the journal, you need to be a paying member of the society.

The International Trumpet Guild is a world-wide organization of trumpeters formed to promote communication among trumpet players around the world and to improve the artistic level of performance, teaching, and literature associated with the trumpet. The organization publishes its own annual journal and its website contains several resources, including videos of past conferences and recitals and a repository for pedagogical materials. Paid membership is required to have access to these resources and the journal.

The International Trombone Association is a registered non-profit organization with the mission of promoting the trombone and all trombone-related activities across the world. It is the largest association of trombonists in the world, with around 4000 members from 74 countries. The organization publishes a quarterly magazine that includes scholarly articles, trombone news, job announcements, and reviews of literature and records. Paid membership is required in order to have access to the magazine

The International Tuba Euphonium Association is dedicated to promoting and advancing the tuba and euphonium, comprising various performers, educators, students, and amateurs of all backgrounds. The organization publishes a quarterly journal on various aspects of the tuba and euphonium and includes resources such as pedagogical materials, videos, interviews, and an audio library on its website. Paid membership is required to view these resources. The organization was originally founded as the Tubists Universal Brotherhood Association in 1973, changing to its current name in 2001.