News / 2005
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NYBBGB Principals
March 30, 2005
The list of the top positions in the Easter Course were taken by some very talented players indeed.
Saltash on the www
March 30, 2005
The Saltash Band from deepest Cornwall are now firmly on the world wide web.
Fancy becoming a BFBB Member?
March 30, 2005
If you want to make a difference then why not put yourself up for election? You never know, it could be the first step to changhing things.
Crompton set for Premiere
March 30, 2005
Carole Crompton is set to give a world premiere of a new baritone work by Kenneth Downie.
Advertising feature: Band Supplies
March 30, 2005
You can now download Band Supplies Music Catalogue, to ensure you know everything about what you want to buy.
Gloucester Youth top 40
March 30, 2005
There is encouraging news deep in the heart of Gloucester as over 40 youngsters have applied for a place in the new Youth brass band.
BFBB: Annual General Meeting
March 29, 2005
Notice of Annual General Meeting of the British Federation of Brass Bands.
2005 Tameside Open
March 29, 2005
Tameside is once again set to take centre stage with the 2005 Tameside Open Brass Band Championships.
Sunday Night Brass
March 29, 2005
The Newstead Welfare Band are tuning up to launch a series of eight ‘Sunday Night Brass’ concerts starting this Sunday, April 3rd at 8.00pm in the Newstead Miners Welfare and Community Centre Concert Hall.
Final Result for Norfolk Wherry!
March 29, 2005
Norforlk Wherry Brass and MD Andrew Craze enjoy the winning feeling. We've been informed in a jubilant press release.
Prizes galore at Elland
March 29, 2005
MD Morgan Griffiths gives out the awards as the band held it's Annual Dinner & Presentation night on Friday March 18.
2005 International Masters
March 29, 2005
Ted Griffiths is set to receive the 2005 Dedicated Service Award while the full list of competing bands are announced.
2005 WA State Championships
March 29, 2005
Western Australia in 2005 sees 17 bands and 30 soloists participating in the WABA event, which makes it the biggest in the past few years.
Music publisher aids teachers and students
March 28, 2005
Pennine Music Publishing announces details of their first release in the line of publications for teachers and students.
NI Brass Band League announce Spring Festival
March 28, 2005
The Northern Ireland Brass Band League will be holding its annual Spring festival on Saturday 9th April. We have the details
Cobb in Cornwall
March 28, 2005
Stephen Cobb will be in Cornwall later this week. We have the details.
Results: 2005 NZ Nationals
March 26, 2005
Gothenburg triumph in Wellington, as Bengt Eklund and his band take the laurels in the three part contest.
Results: 2005 Oz Nationals
March 26, 2005
In a very strong statement on the advancement of brass banding in Australia, adjudicators Kevin Jarret (NZ) and Barrie Gott (QLD) award the coveted Fireman's Helmet for 2005 to Brisbane Excelsior (QLD).
Sellers Youth to give Meechan premiere
March 26, 2005
Sellers Youth Band will give the World Premiere of Pete Meechan's The Chronicles of Odersfelt at April's National Youth Brass Band Championships.
Brass band brekkie?
March 25, 2005
Adelaide's East End cafe precinct resounded to the stirring tones of 50 bands this morning as marching took centre stage for the Australian Nationals.
To march in March
March 25, 2005
New Zealanders step out on a sunny day in Wellington to strut their stuff ahead of the 125th Championships.
James relinquishes Bo’ness role
March 25, 2005
Bo’ness and Carriden Band have announced that David James has relinquished his role with the Scottish band.
Youth band mourns loss of player
March 25, 2005
St Dennis Youth Band announces the death of 15 year old baritone player Katie Bennett following a car accident.
Whit Friday sponsorship details
March 25, 2005
The Whit Friday band contests are only weeks away. The Saddleworth and Oldham organisers have issued sponsorhip details for this years event.
Norfolk Wherry Brass surpasses expectations
March 25, 2005
Norfolk Wherry Brass's victory at Stevenage, surpassed the band's own expectations it seems.
