October 19, 2003 Yorkshire Building Society Band Conductor: Dr. David King Soloist: Ian Bousfield Egon Recordings: CDSFZ 113 Total Playing Time: 69.45 mins
October 19, 2003 Tuba Soloist: James Gourlay Grimethorpe Colliery (UK) Coal Band Conductor: Garry Cutt Piano accompaniment: John Wilson and Johnathan Scott Percussion: Rhian Macleod and Mark Norman Doyen Recordings: DOYCD 141 Total Playing Time: 61.37
October 19, 2003 Black Dyke, Williams Fairey, Household Troops Band, Fodens Conductors: Nicholas Childs, Allan Withington, Major John Mott, Rusell Gray, Bramwell Tovey Soloists: Nick Hudson, Douglas Yeo Egon: CD-SFZ110 Total Playing Time: 70.22
October 10, 2003 Accompanied by brass and military bands, with Harry Mortimer (cornet) and Jesse Stamp (trombone) Choice Recordings Ltd: CHOICE CD1 BM1 Total Playing Time: 69.16 mins
September 9, 2003 Sponsored by Salvationist Publishing & Supplies Ltd. Supported by Yamaha-Kemble Music (UK) Ltd., Besson Musical Instruments Ltd. and BBC GMR
The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester Saturday 6th September 2003
August 14, 2003 We put two top of the range euphoniums up against eachother in the 4BR test to find out which one is the best. This time it is the Besson Prestige against the Yamaha Custom — England versus Japan.
November 2 • Vacancies: Soprano cornet, Bb bass, percussion. . . We are a Championship section band based in the village of Enderby, Leicestershire. Following our 2nd place finish at the LBBA contest, we seek committed players to join our hardworking & friendly band.
November 2 • Northop Silver Band are looking for a new PRINCIPAL CORNET. We are a Championship Section and Grand Shield competing band. Based in North East Wales with excellent travel links to North West England and the Midlands (CH7 6BQ). Tuesday & Thursday Rehearsal
November 2 • Application deadline 5th Nov LHMBB, NW 2nd Section seek applications for a vibrant, enthusiastic Musical Director to continue to develop and grow the band. With a great mix of youth and experience we are based just off M6 JCT 29 . .
