Quick Change to “A” Tuning Options Vincent Bach Corporation offered quick-change to “A” solutions for its trumpet and cornet models. First introduced in 1925, Vincent offered a…

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Vincent Bach Military Service Experiences Vincent served in the  Austro-Hungarian Navy as an engineer (1910-1911) and later as a musician (1912-1913) and in the US Army…

Vincent Bach – Educator & Teacher Vincent from his earliest time in the Unites States wrote many educational guides and teaching tools for brass instrument players.Below…

Bach Stradivarius – ‘Faciebat Anno’ bell markings Vincent Bach added the ‘Faciebat Anno YEAR’ bell stamp to his early Stradivarius-branded trumpets, starting in late 1925/early 1926,…

Help Wanted Postings by Vincent Bach Corporation – New York It is interesting to see the various job postings Vincent Bach Corp. posted in local newspapers. Based…

Manufacturing History of Vincent Bach Mouthpieces While there is little known history of Vincent Bach’s mouthpiece manufacturing, there are examples of old tooling and historical reports…

The History of Bach “1955 model” Stradivarius C trumpets Page coming soon featuring Vincent Bach C trumpets used by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) and surrounding…

Vincent Bach & Stradivarius French Horns Vincent Bach designed, engineered, and built prototype Bach Stradivarius French Horn models from the 1940s through his consulting work with…

Bach Minerva Trumpets – Mt. Vernon era We are starting a new post about the history of the Minerva brand of trumpets from Vincent Bach Corporation during…

Historic Brass Society 2024 Symposium – New York City BachLoyalist is honored to have presented at the 2024 Symposium of the Historic Brass Society annual conference…

Bach Stradivarius Trumpets – Vindobona / Vindabona Models Vincent Bach introduced the concept of pairing the bell size (72, 65) of a German rotary trumpet with…

Making Mouthpieces with the Bach Brothers – 1926 This industry publication from Musical Merchandise provides a unique perspective of the Vincent Bach Corporation factory on East…

Selmer’s Biography & Tribute to Vincent Bach 1976 Upon Vincent Bach’s death in January 1976, The Slemer Company sent this letter to all its dealers. This…

Vincent Bach Biographies / Stories – 1916 to 1976 ” Vincent Bach’s story of his mouthpiece and brass instrument manufacturing business was written several times. From…