May 10, 2005 A Centenary Gala Celebration Royal Albert Hall Friday 29th April Band of the Scots Guards, Major R J Owen Band of the Coldstream Guards, Major G O Jones
April 21, 2005 4BR looks at the three leading models of cornet that are now being produced to try and capture the important and potentially lucrative young student market to find out which one is the best of the bunch from a Besson, Yamaha and a Jupiter.
April 20, 2005 CWS (Glasgow) Band and Brass Band Berner Oberland Conductor: Joseph Horovitz Soloists: Steven Mead, James Gourlay, Roger Webster, Ewan Millar Polyphonic Recordings: DPRL 901D Total Playing Time: 93.23 (2 Disc set)
April 20, 2005 Brass Band of Central Florida, Dearham Band, Fountain City Brass Band, Motor City Brass Band, Prairie Brass Band, Illinois Brass Band. Total Playing Time: Approx 70 mins
April 16, 2005 If you are looking for something a bit different from the usual makes in the cornet stakes, why not let your hair down and go a bit 'Wild'?
April 14, 2005 Richard Marshall Cornet/Trumpet Grimethorpe Colliery (UK Coal) Band Conductor: Richard Evans Doyen Recordings: CD192 Total playing time: 72.05
April 1, 2005 We asked Jonathan Pippen to have an extended look at the Besson 1000 tenor trombone — the entry level model for aspiring young players, and see what he thought about it. Here's his verdict.
On the Road to Linz!
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December 9 • Petworth Town Band have vacancies for CORNETS, BASS TROMBONE and TUBA. We are a very active band with an inspirational MD Paula Streeter. Concerts are planned for next year and we would welcome you to join us
December 9 • We are a friendly & sociable Second Section Band with an eye on the 2026 Areas. We have vacancies for a FRONT ROW CORNET player and PERCUSSIONISTS.
December 9 • Flookburgh Band Vacancy ........ Musical Director . . We are newly promoted to the Second Section and looking for an inspirational Musical Director to lead us forward!. Concerts: 5 main concerts per year + summer engagements . .
