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Concert: Fairey FP (Music) Band
May 19, 2005
Conductor: Simon Stonehouse
The Anvil, Basingstoke,
Saturday 14th May
CD: Essential Dyke Volume V — Celebrate Rotary
May 18, 2005
Conductor: Dr. Nicholas Childs
Soloists: Roger Webster, David Thornton, John Doyle, Leslie Howie
Doyen Recordings: CD193
Total Recording Time: 66.37
CD: The History of Brass Band Music — The Early Years (1850 — 1920)
May 18, 2005
Grimethorpe Colliery (UK Coal) band
Conductor: Elgar Howarth
Soloist: Richard Marshall
Doyen Recordings: CD162
Total Playing Time: 79.53
CD: Mask
May 18, 2005
Brett Baker
Accompanied by The Band of the Light Division
Conductor: Major Calum Gray
CRS Recordings: CRS001
Total Playing Time: 76.51
Product: The Bremner ssshhhhhhMute Practice Mute
May 12, 2005
4BRDU casts its eye (and ear and lips) over the 'ssshhhhhhMute' from Trevor Bremner — an invention for those of us who lead a very busy, busy life but still want to keep the old lip in shape.
CD: The Red Machine
May 10, 2005
The Band of Her Majesty's Coldstream Guards
Conducted by Major Graham Jones, MBE
Egon: CD SFZ 123
Total playing time: 71.18 mins
Concert: Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland
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
Concert: The Band of the Coldstream Guards
May 10, 2005
Major Graham Jones
Maxwell Hall, University of Salford
Wednesday 4th May
Brass Spectacular
May 10, 2005
The Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama
Artistic Directors Bryan Allen & Nigel Boddice
Sunday 24th April
Concert: Yorkshire Imperial Urquhart Travel Band
May 10, 2005
Guests: Castleford Male Voice Choir
Blackburn Hall
Saturday 7th May
Concert: National Youth Band of New Zealand
May 10, 2005
ANZAC Concert
Holy Trinity Cathedral
Parnell
Auckland
Monday 25th April
Concert: Euph4ria in Concert
April 27, 2005
St Martin-in-the-Fields, London
Friday 22nd April 2005
Product: The Battle of the Cornets
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.
CD: Joseph Horovitz: Music for Brass Band
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)
CD: US Open Brass Band Championships 2004
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
Concert: Pemberton Old Wigan JJB Band
April 20, 2005
Conductor Mark Peacock
St. Chad’s Church
South Hill
Trombone Soloist: Andrew King
Friday 15th April
Concert: Raising Brass for Kirsty
April 19, 2005
Black Dyke Band
Dr Nicholas J Childs
Delph Band Club
Saturday 16th April
Product: The Wild Thing Cornet
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'?
CD: Blaze
April 14, 2005
Richard Marshall
Cornet/Trumpet
Grimethorpe Colliery (UK Coal) Band
Conductor: Richard Evans
Doyen Recordings: CD192
Total playing time: 72.05
Product: Pocket Tones PT — 15
April 13, 2005
12 Note C Chromatic—vocal and instrument tuner
Produced by Farley Musical Essentials, Santa Barbara, California
