I wish they would roam in No Man's Land! Noisy <bleeps>!! :p:tongue:
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I wish they would roam in No Man's Land! Noisy <bleeps>!! :p:tongue:
It's happening, the organiser is my section mate at Shepherds, better known on here as Toxophile. City of York Council have been involved in the planning of this event, as it uses one of the...
2012:
Brass Bands:
Winning the 1st Section (North of England) Area with Shepherds, coming 4th at UniBrass with the University of York Brass Band, 5th Place at the National Championships in...
When you're running around a football field, any weight that can be got rid of is a bonus! :-)
If it's bright silver (and being a DEG Dynasty it should be bright) it'll be chrome plated, if...
Sounds like a "G Soprano Bugle" as used by US Drum and Bugle Corps (and quite a few UK ones as well).
They have gone out of favour in recent years as the Corps have converted to a Bb & F...
Blooming Brilliant!! :-D
As an ex-marching bander myself, it's nice to see some innovation and humour in a band show! :-D
It was also good to see the TBDBITL Alumni at the Durham Miners' Gala...
Please come and join in!! :-D
The University of York Brass Band have also entered the world of Twitter. :-)
https://twitter.com/#!/TheUYBB
Darryl
At Shepherds it's roughly:
Cornets: 4/10
Horns: 2/4
Euphs/Baris: 0/4
Trombs: 2/4
Basses: 2/4
Perc all use band stuff
At Uni, all the brass use their own instruments, the percussion...
In the end we didn't do "Year of the Dragon" (Phew!! :-o), just ran the programme for tomorrow night's concert in Selby Abbey and finished with another of Mr. Sparke's excellent pieces - "Tallis...
I shall be saving myself for this evening's rehearsal at Shepherds, I'll need all the energy I've got for that (especially if "Year of the Dragon" makes an appearance again!!) :-D
Darryl
You mean apart from Grimethorpe Aria (1973) & Salford Toccata (1989)?
:D
Darryl
I remember Barrie, I'm sad to hear he's no longer with us. :-(
I'm afraid that my memories are somewhat jumbled at the moment, due to prescription pain killers and I don't remember a great deal...
Hi Andrew,
I'm afraid I haven't a clue about Chris Lawn, I haven't heard about him for ages, but I can confirm that there's at least one other ex-St. Aidan's member in Brass Bands. Me! :-D
I...
By the sound of it, the York contingent may well be making a pilgrimage to the sacred land of Bratfud, so may well be able to join you in those esteemed premises!! :-D
Darryl
(*Still* not used to...
I'd say "Hi" as well, but I see you at band twice a week!! :-D :-D
Darryl
:eek:
I know that a lot of people think that you can use EEbs instead of BBbs as they can play the notes, but I personally think (and I know a lot of people out there who think the same) that the...
...and it now appears (totally unexpectedly!!) that I'm (back!) on BBb Bass for the areas!! :eek: How did that happen! :confused:
I think I remember at least one of those! :-(
What Rapier said! :-)
I had my tuba gig bag repaired by a local saddler, the repair is better (and stronger!) than the original seam! :-D
Darryl
There is a (sort of!) score for the New Christmas Praise books, although it is more of a piano/short score. They (there are two books) consist of either a piano version or an SATB arrangement of the...
Mr Tuba in Cwmbran is probably the one you're thinking of. :-)
All the BBb players who I have spoken to who have played on the Yamaha Neo have said that it is far better than the Sovereign, but,...
Nope! :-D I'm on EEb Bass!! :-D :-D
(I'm guessing you were the Baritone player I was talking to in the queue?) :confused:
Drat, rumbled!! :rolleyes:
In fairness, at Uni I tend to put everything in the same place every rehearsal, location being defined by the mains socket in the floor into which we plug the...
Hi,
There is a "Drum Set" book in the 120 Hymns series, although it's not the most inspiring parts ever written for kit! :-D
That said, the Timpani book isn't too bad and I sometimes manage to...