Materials

"Brass Master Class"

Malte Burba's method, including a DVD to visually support the book.

The DVD and the book are also available separately.

 

 



"Brass Master Class"

Training programm to accompany the method book.

 

 



"Step by Step"

Malte Burba's selection of over 64 etudes from 5 centuries.

 

 



"MODERN TIMES FOR BRASS"

A comprehensive reference work on experimental playing techniques.

Compiled by Malte Burba and Paul Hübner

 

 

 



"100 Fragen an Malte Burba" Vol. 1

A collection of questions as printed in the "Clarino" magazine.

An extensive reference for every aspect of brass playing.

 

 



"100 Fragen an Malte Burba" Vol. 2

A collection of questions as printed in the "Clarino" magazine.

An extensive reference for every aspect of brass playing.

 

 


Equipment

Lippenexpander (lip expander)

To train the ring muscle.  Recommended for advanced players who have had experience with the Malte Burba method.

 

Available at:

 

BRASS INNOVATIONS GERMANY

 



Sound-Assist

An excellent practicing tool to monitor your sound.

→ Read the review

 

Available at:

 

BRASS INNOVATIONS GERMANY

 



Malte Burba mouthpiece series

Developed together with Bruno Tilz. The series includes three different mouthpieces.

 

MB 1 - for the symphonic player

MB 2 - for the lead player

MB 3 - for the all-round player

 

Available directly at Tilz:



Didgeridoo Mouthpiece

 

Make your own didgeridoo:

  • Buy "HT Pipes DN 40" (4x 25cm) in a hardware store.
  • Assemble the pipes to make your digeridoo about 100 cm long.
    - Add your didgeridoo mouthpiece, and you're all set!
  • Price for 1 mouthpieces: 12,90 € (includes tax) + 4,- € shipping (within Germany)
    - Order via email, don't forget your shipping address. Please inquire about shipping costs outside of Germany.
  • You will receive your invoice via email. (PayPal accepted)
  • As soon as the money arrives, the mouthpieces will be sent out.

Available from Andreas Stich (Burba®Brass Academy):

a.stich@kulturwerk.bayern

A big fan of the plastic didgeridoo, 
Till Brönner: