News / 2005
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Princeton set for birthday bash
April 21, 2005
The Princeton Brass Band are celebrating their first anniversary next month with a US premiere of Peter Meechan's Purcell Variants.
Fancy a trip to Germany
April 21, 2005
Brackley are off on a short tour. So if you fancy it, then why not give it a go.
Powys Youth entertain
April 21, 2005
Steve Pritchard Jones and his youth band of many talents have been raising funds for the church.
Gloucester Youth raring to go!
April 21, 2005
Steven Legge and his newly formed Youth band are raring to get to work!
Pritchard is the Tong man
April 21, 2005
Gareth Pritchard will be leading Tongwynlais Temperance to the Senior Trophy.
Muse2006
April 21, 2005
The festival is now open to brass bands, so if you want to go we have the details.
Controversial performance on air
April 20, 2005
Kew Band (VIC) will be 'live to air' on ABC Classic FM.
Festival of Remembrance with David Chaulk
April 20, 2005
New Zealand Community Trust Woolston Brass will feature David Chaulk as a soloist in their traditional ANZAC concert.
Morgan bears his teeth
April 20, 2005
The Chairman of the British Federation of Brass Bands has had more than a few stern words to say about the brass band movement in the UK and beyond at the recent GM of the organisation.
Delph Whit Friday magazine available
April 20, 2005
The organisers of Delph's Whit Friday contest have confirmed that their 2005 souvenir magazine is now available.
Normans announce the winner
April 20, 2005
The winner of the 2005 cans of beer competition has been announced. And a very happy chappie he is — although he may have a bit of a bad head for a few weeks to come!
New faces at YBS
April 20, 2005
David King and YBS has been busy in the transfer market as Hobbins becomes the new soprano.
Childs the Maines man this weekend
April 20, 2005
Black Dyke's MD will be keeping listeners up to date with all the goings on at Queensbury — perhaps he will tell us what the band are playing at the Europeans?
Dinnington had for Notts
April 20, 2005
Dinnington Colliery and their MD Toby Bannan are next up at the popular Newstead Welfare Sunday night concerts. Forget Midsommer Murders and get down there then.
Lordsmere Cup
April 20, 2005
Get your entry in now for the cahance to win a few bob in the popular contest.
Chalford put their house in order
April 20, 2005
All the paperwork has been put in order for Chalford Band for the coming year with the AGM — so if you are really interested in these sort of things then read on!
Love is in the air
April 20, 2005
Its all gone Mills and Boon at Blackburn and Darwen it seems as the love bug has struck big time!
Jack in the box
April 20, 2005
Ian Viney and the Jackfield Elcock Reisen Band have made that leap out of the First Section to the box seats in the Championship.
Want to learn jazz?
April 20, 2005
Abram Wilson is in town in the North East to guide you through it all — and more. We have the details.
Results: Bray and Pogson Contest
April 20, 2005
Results from Bray and Pogson Contest, Sunday 17th April
Held at Whitcliffe Mount School, Cleckheaton, Huddersfield
McCann teams up with Sellers Youth
April 20, 2005
Phillip McCann will be picking up his cornet again this Saturday evening in a concert celebrating St. George's Day with Sellers Youth Band.
New President and Vice President
April 20, 2005
The deadline is getting close for expressions of interest for the positions of President and Vice President of the National Band Council of Australia.
Renton to lead Leyland at Grand Shield
April 18, 2005
Frank Renton will lead Leyland's Grand Shield challenge at Blackpool in May.
