Cambrian Brass, a newly established band based in Aberystwyth, is being formed with joint ambitions.
The first to provide a vibrant and inclusive home for players in the area to enjoy themselves, whilst the longer term aim is to be to be in the position to enter the Fourth Section of the 2026 Welsh Regional Championships.
Inaugural rehearsal
The band will hold its inaugural rehearsal on Friday 20th June from 7.30pm to 9.30pm at the Morlan Centre, Queen's Road in Aberystwyth.
With a strong focus on positivity, teamwork, and musical development, Cambrian Brass aims to create a welcoming, hard-working environment where players of all standards can grow and flourish.
Fresh challenge
Band Founder Georgie Evans hopes to see a strong turnout and told 4BR: "We're building something new and exciting — a band where players of all levels can feel at home.
If you're looking for a fresh challenge, or just want to fall back in love with brass banding, we'd be delighted to see you on the 20th."
All ages
The band will be conducted by Matthew Ruel, an experienced conductor with a track record of developing players of all ages, particularly young musicians. He is also a regular guest conductor with Sandhurst Band and player with Friary Brass Band.
Cambrian Brass will rehearse weekly on Friday evenings, with a balanced programme of concert performances and contest preparation.
Cambrian Brass will rehearse weekly on Friday evenings, with a balanced programme of concert performances and contest preparation4BR
Planning
Players attending the inaugural rehearsal are asked to complete a short form in advance to help with planning: https://cambrianbrass.com/excited
To support the launch of the band, Cambrian Brass has also launched a Crowdfunder campaign to help cover initial costs such as rehearsal space, sheet music and equipment.
To find out more go to: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/cambrianbrass
Those interested in joining or learning more about Cambrian Brass can contact Georgie Evans directly via email at: contact@cambrianbrass.com