News / 2005
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Marshall set for threesome
February 20, 2005
Richard Marshall is set for a great threeway concert performance in New Zealand.
Soli Brass changes conductor
February 20, 2005
There will be a change of beat patterns at Soli Brass as Piet Visser ens his time at the band.
Brass Band Podcasting
February 20, 2005
Something new and very 21st Century is due to hit the brass band scene — get you ipods ready!
Wilby and Bingham set for airing
February 20, 2005
Works by Philip Wilby and Judith Bingham are set to be aired at an exciting project at the Guildhall School of Music.
Oz Band to tour France
February 20, 2005
A composite Australian Band is set to tour Northern France and Belgium in June 2005.
New face at Gresley Old Hall
February 20, 2005
David Hutchinson welxcomes Debbie Smith as the new lady on the front row at Gresley
2005 Regionals: London and Southern Counties
February 19, 2005
We have the list of the runners and riders for the forthcoming Regional Championships in Stevenage.
2005 Regionals: North West
February 19, 2005
We have the list of runners and riders for the forthcominh North West Regional Championships in Blackpool.
2005 Regionals: West of England
February 19, 2005
We have the list of runners and riders for the forthcoming West of England Regional Championships
2005 Regionals: Scotland
February 19, 2005
We have the runners and riders for the forthcoming Scottish Regional Championships
2005 Regionals: Midlands
February 19, 2005
We have the list of runners and riders for the Midlands Regional Championships
Results: Radio 2 Young Brass Musician
February 19, 2005
Euphonium player, Brenden Wheeler became the BBC Radio 2 Young Brass Soloist for 2005 at the RNCM in Manchester on Saturday evening.
Results: Porthcawl Mineworkers Contest
February 19, 2005
Cwmaman and Jonathan Corry take the top prize at the 2005 Porthcawl Mineworkers Contest.
YBS announce Oz tour dates
February 19, 2005
YBS Band has announced through their website details of their summer tour downunder that will be conducted by Professional Conductor, Professor David King.
UK set for Regionals marathon
February 18, 2005
Over five hundred and twenty bands are set to do battle across eight regions in a bid to reach the National finals in Harrogate and London later this year.
Advert: Bach-ing Mad Offers!
February 17, 2005
Normans have these unbelievable offers on Bach Trombones.
Ibstock issues ultimatum
February 17, 2005
It has come to this. A band needs an answer — quick. Otherwise it has been let down big style.
Norwegian Champions in UK tour
February 17, 2005
The newly-crowned Norwegian Champions Eikanger-Bjorsvik Musikklag are set to visit the UK at Easter.
McElligott to take Fishburn
February 17, 2005
Fishburn confirm that Ian McElligott will head their challenge at Darlington next week and beyond.
Gray and Tredegar part company
February 17, 2005
With just a few weeks to go before Swansea, Russell Gray and Tredegar part company.
Rosenberg hopeful of Euro fix
February 17, 2005
A last olive branch is offered as Euros head for final split
Brighouse set for the Patrons choices
February 17, 2005
1812 heads the choices as James Gourlay and Brighouse and Rastrick announce the works chosen to head their popular Patrons Concert, featuring their guests this year, Hepworth.
Chapel of Love
February 17, 2005
Simon Kerwin came over all romantic on Valentines Day as Waitakere enjoyed spreading a bit of lurve...
Faireys head for school re-union
February 17, 2005
It will just be like old times at Bramhall Schoolon the 26th when a whole lot of old pupils and teachers return with Faireys.
British sop heads for NZ
February 17, 2005
Glyn Richards from the Freckleton Band will be making the very long trip to New Zealand to play in their National Championships with Napier
