News / 2005
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Results: Lordsmere Cup
May 06, 2005
Glyn Williams and the Marsden Band are celebrating a win at the Lordsmere Cup.
Well done Kate
May 06, 2005
Star horn player gets recognition from her home town for her achievements.
Langbaurgh set to honour WW2 heroes
May 06, 2005
The Langbaurgh Band are set to honour the great men and women who gave such sacrifice for us during the War.
Norfolk Wherry announce contest details
May 06, 2005
The Norfolk Wherry Band has announced details of their forthcoming Solo, Duet and Quartet Contest. So if you fancy a go, why not get in touch.
Friends Re-united at Carlton Main
May 06, 2005
Some old (if you forgive the term) but experienced ex Grimey players will be teaming up again at the Grand Shield.
Flixton celebrate Gibbs factor
May 06, 2005
The Flixton Band has been celebrating their first anniversary of their appointment of Welshman Kevin Gibbs.
Barber's cut at Dereham
May 06, 2005
Geoff Barber has resigned his post at the Dereham Band in Norfolk.
Whit Friday 2005 full details
May 05, 2005
Whit Friday is only a couple of weeks away. We have the details for all the contests in Saddleworth and Oldham along with Tameside.
Tameside gears up for Whit Friday
May 05, 2005
A staggering £20,000 is up for grabs in Tameside this year on Whit Friday.
Sellers Youth team up with Honley
May 04, 2005
Sellers Youth will appear in concert this Sunday at Huddersfield Town Hall, where they will give the concert premiere of Peter Meechan's new work, ‘The Chronicles of Odersfelt’ (Four Portraits of Huddersfield).
Auckland Philharmonia to premiere new work
May 04, 2005
David Chaulk's 'Mahurutanga' will be premiered in concert by the Auckland Philharmonia, featuring Principal Trombonist, Douglas Cross.
Results: Salisbury Slow Melody Festival
May 03, 2005
Robert Kavanagh takes out the 29th Salisbury Slow Melody Festival as a fitting final performance before he leaves for Manchester (UK) to study tenor horn.
Webster recovers from sticky lip!
May 02, 2005
The story of Roger Webster, a broken trigger and a tube of superglue — and how European disaster was averted by a quick thinking MD and percussionist with award winning hairdressing skills.
Yorkshire go for 2 in a box for 2006
May 02, 2005
Following positive feedback from the bands in Bradford, Yorkshire will once again have two in the box in 2006, with David Read and James Scott heading the judges.
Regions respond to Rules sale
May 02, 2005
Representatives of the Regions have made their views clear on the sale of the National Rules to Kapitol Promotions.
Advert Feature: Maestro madness at Normans
May 02, 2005
The good people have a new offer on Yamaha cornets with no VAT to pay.
Bournemouth under the Cosh
May 02, 2005
Bournemouth Concert Brass will be directed by Paul Cosh at Blackpool this weekend.
Stonehouse gets Fairey job
May 02, 2005
Simon Stonehouse has been appointed the Associate Conductor of the Fairey FP Music Band.
We will remember them
May 02, 2005
Parc and Dare set to lead 60th anniversary VE Day celebrations in the Rhondda.
Top prizes for Reg Vardy duo
May 02, 2005
Helen Douthwaite and Sarah Burn take top Trust awards in the North.
Woodfalls Concert on the web
May 02, 2005
The Woodfalls Concert Brass have launched themselves on the world wide web.
Death of Stannington stalwart
May 02, 2005
The death has been reported of Nancy Read, a stalwart of the Stannington Band.
Wigston set to help Charity
May 02, 2005
The Wigston Band are set to help the Children's Brain Tumour Charity.
Wantage up for Youth Festival
May 02, 2005
The Wantage Silver Junior Band has been invited to the forthcoming National Festival of the Youth 2005.
Radio: Evening Show Brass Band Competition
May 02, 2005
ABC Radio 774AM is running a 'Brassed Off' competition with Victoria's five A Grade bands.
