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| Mezzo Forte User
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Georgia, USA
Brand: F. Oakes tpts/flug/cornet
Posts: 788
| Brass Band Tootsall Full Member member is offline Gender: Posts: 129 Brass Band « Thread started on: 10/13/2003 at 19:01:45 » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Just a tip to you people who are into cornets & brass band music or who have never heard brass band music. If you go to http://www.bbc.co.uk , and then select "Radio" in the top bar, and then select "BBC Radio 2", and from there select "Listen Again", you'll get a dropdown list of programs you can hear. Most of the way down the left hand column there is one titled "Listen to the Bands" that features, each week, a selection of British Brass Band music. I guarantee you that if you haven't heard a good brass band before, you'll be amazed by what some of these folks are up to. You just have to get past the announcer's voice! "The Debutante" by Clarke is in this week's selection and played by the Grimethorpe Colliery Coal Band. Worth listening too, I'd say. « Last Edit: 10/13/2003 at 19:13:22 by Tootsall » Logged -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Schilke B1/GR66*** Eterna 800 L/Sparx 4 Jupiter 846L/Jupiter 7 http://www.lcbs.ca rich New Member member is offline Posts: 6 Re: Brass Band « Reply #1 on: 11/03/2003 at 00:38:52 » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I heard my first brass band concert two weeks ago... wow... 57 years old and never heard anything like that. It was the River City Brass out of PA. 28 players... They have several CDs. It made me want to go out and get a cornet... that's for sure. Logged |
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| Pianissimo User
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: South Wales U.K.
Posts: 159
| You want to check out the Brass Band of Battle Creek in Michigan..... http://www.kzoocb.org/brass_band_of_battle_creek.htm they were over here in the UK a few years ago. I heard them briefly at the Royal Albert Hall in London when they did a couple of numbers whilst we were waiting for the results of the UK National Brass Band Finals. I then heard them performing in Cardiff....we all thought they were magic. I bought one of their CDs that night, Brassmatazz and it still remains one of my favourites. |
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| New Friend | Brass bands are the coolest!! Our brass band is maaaad. I think that every trumpet player should play da cornet as well. Then u can really work on tone and things like that instead of trying to screeeech as high as u can on da trumpet. Yeah i have that Melody Shop cd by the Grimethorpe band its got clarke's debutante - funky stuff!! If ya really wana hear really good brass bands then i suggest you come to da land down under and listen to Australian brass bands cos theyre mad and a little different to the british ones. |
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| New Friend
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: London, Ontario
Posts: 2
| Good Brass Bands If you want to hear a good brass band peice, check out Isaiah 40 on the Grimethorpe recording listed below. An amazing peice played by an amazing band. Their dynamics are absolutely incredible on this track. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...glance&s=music |
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