News / 2005
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Results: Hove SCABA Contest
April 26, 2005
Full results from Hove where Malcolm Brownbill gave top marks to Horsham, Yiewsley, KM Medway and Shanklin.
Carlton's Abbotts set to help the Church
April 26, 2005
Carlton Main set to help church funds with the appropriately named Kirsty Abbotts set to lead the way.
Scottish Brass Band Week
April 26, 2005
The Scots are showing the way for 2005 Brass Alive. We have an updated list of what is happening north of the border.
Shanklin bring home the silver
April 26, 2005
Shanklin Town Brass Band have been winning plenty of silverware at the recent SCABA Contest.
Open all hours in Burry Port
April 26, 2005
Welsh contenders open up their bandroom for anyone wanting to hear them on Montage.
Griffith Has Bold Brass Plan
April 25, 2005
Griffith University, Queensland, will be adding a brass band program to their Bachelor of Music degree.
BFBB issue Rules Press Release
April 25, 2005
The BFBB has issued a Press Release over the Kapitol/Besson sale of National Rules.
Results: 2005 Euros — Conductors Competition (2nd round)
April 25, 2005
The results have reached us of the qualifiers for the semi final of the 3rd European Conductors Competition.
Results: West Pennine Festival
April 25, 2005
West Pennine Music Festival has been a huge success. We have the results and a report.
Results: Holme Valley Contest
April 25, 2005
Full results from the reent Holme Valley contest held at Holmfirth Civic Hall. We have a report to follow.
Creswell back on track
April 25, 2005
The Creswell Colliery Band are back on the contesting track and enjoying themselves under their new MD.
Abraham Darby set for nap hand at Nationals
April 25, 2005
All five senior bands at the Abraham Darby Specialist School get Nationals invitation.
Malmo set for China
April 25, 2005
Malmö Brass Band are set for a huge tour of Communist China. What would happen if they took up brass banding eh?
Salisbury Star
April 23, 2005
Jack Lapthorne, at the age of 88, will be competing in his first solo competition, the Salisbury Slow Melody, next weekend.
Three premieres for Princeton
April 23, 2005
The Princeton Band from the US are set for three new premieres over the coming weeks.
Mellieha International Band Festival 2006
April 22, 2005
The fourth edition of the Mellieha International Band Festival will take place in Malta next April.
Besson sells National Rules to Kapitol
April 22, 2005
Kapitol Promotions now own the Rules to the Nationals, as the BFBB lose out again.
Fancy a slow melody contest?
April 22, 2005
Coppull & Standish Brass Band Slow Melody Contest is to be held on 22nd May. If you want to enter then we have the details.
James Madison host Honors course
April 22, 2005
James Madison University Band has hosted its 3rd Annual Honors Youth Brass Band.
Farewell to Cornet Champion
April 22, 2005
With fond memories, we farewell well-known South Australian banding character, John Richter.
Cornets for K&N!
April 22, 2005
Kensington and Norwood Brass are delighted to have three terrific new cornet players including new soprano cornet player Danny Dielkens.
Stavanger struck by fire disaster
April 21, 2005
Norwegian Champions Stavanger are struck by a fire disaster ahead of the Europeans — but rivals rally to their cause.
Dyke set for Wilby premiere
April 21, 2005
An exciting new world premiere of brass and dance will be featured in Black Dyke's 150th anniversary concert.
