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whoops there their
1st section results a joke. How a band can get best percussion when the percussion have nothing to do except about 4 notes in the last movement and they missed the last note is beyond me. Next year have a piece that doesn't rely on the adjudicators interpretation to differentiate between first and last.
A band can get best percussion because there is a best percussion prize? Therefore, someone has to win it. Maybe they played the 4 notes in the last movement better than anyone else?
How are the results a joke?
Sam
Yes Lets do away with the "CONTEST".All bands bring a piece of string.The band with the longest piece wins. Power to the impartial tape measure, and when we don,t win then we can all go home and complain about, metric or imperial units , who,s job it was to hold the tape, they seemed to be pulling the string,it rained and my string shrank, another band cut my string.
TMP CHIEF CAKE MAKER
Contest Secretary & 2nd Baritone / Percussion
Murton Colliery Band
www.murtoncollieryband.com
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Well said. We played our best yesterday under very difficult circumstances. We didn't get a place. We din't win any of the individual prizes but we're not complaining. Someone had to win that percussion prize. Although we would have liked it, well done to the 2 young gentlemen that did win it.
Incidentally I would like to thank the committee and all of the other bands in the 1st section who were so understanding to us yesterday. For those who aren't aware We had just completed the section meeting and were walking out of the control room when I got a text through to say our only Bb bass player Stan had been taken ill in practice and could we borrow a player as an emergency. Although the meeting had finished and it was officially too late for such a request, they immediately pulled all reps back into the control room, put the request to them and it was unanimous that we could borrow.
Luckily Stan did pull round and although not 100% managed to make it onto the stand and play so the player we had arranged to borrow from Barton wasn't needed, but we are extremely grateful to all who rallied round to help us compete.
Last edited by Roger Thorne; 21.03.2010 at 08:36. Reason: section info - changed
TMP CHIEF CAKE MAKER
Contest Secretary & 2nd Baritone / Percussion
Murton Colliery Band
www.murtoncollieryband.com
www.asliceofperfection.moonfruit.com
Tally bally hoooo
Ginge and I were at the Dolphin yesterday and I think you must have been hit by a Jerry bullet blue juice
The results werent a joke and Barton directed by that 'Young' Dick Evans deserved their win plus the prizes, regardless of how many notes they played they won the percussion prize, also well done to that handsome lot from Ashington directed by that devilshly dashing Steve Malcolm, busy man of late,
Ginge and I detect some 'sour' grapes ...is it because you lot were unplaced..get a grip thats contesting....
If you require something to moan about come and clean out Private Baldricks underpants!!!!
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Well done to all at Barton! Brilliant result. Good luck at the finals and in the top section. Whoop whoop. Come on!
Sue Grau
Foss Dyke
Well done to all the prize winners in sections 1 and 2, especially to the guys and gals from Wansbeck's Ashington - Great result! Well done to our Sop, Laurence Peart for winning the best Sop prize (albeit with another band).
John,
Northumbrian Water Ellington Colliery Band
Well done to all in Catterick Brass, it was a good result for our first contest, looking forward now to Harrogate.
Fourth Section:
Sunday, March 21st
Draw: 8.30am
Commences: 9.30am.
Adjudicator: John Berryman
Result:
1. Stape Silver (M. Breckon), 10*
2. NASUWT Riverside Concert (J. Bell), 4*
3. Backworth Colliery (D. Beckley), 2
4. East Riding of Yorkshire (P. Andrews), 5
5. Trimdon Concert (P.Ash), 9
6. Stanhope Silver (S. Robson), 7
7. Knaresborough Silver (R. Ilsley), 1
8. Kingsway Printers Cleethorpes (S. Askew), 8
9. Spennymoor Town (J. Davidson), 11
10. Swinton & District Excelsior (N. Sutherland), 6
11. Lanchester (D. Brennan), 3
*Top 2 bands qualify for Harrogate
Best Cornet: Laura Breckon (Stape)
Best Euphonium: Beth Breckon (Stape)
Craghead Colliery (B. Wright), Withdrawn
Courtesy of 4br
Peter Bale
BBb bass, Hadleigh Temple Band
Alto sax, Salvation Army Symphonic Wind Ensemble
tMP band, Whit Friday 2004; tMP band, Hadleigh, April 2005
3rd section also curtesy of 4bars rest
1. Ferryhill Town (Susan Norris), 1*
2. York Railway Institute (G. Eddison), 8*
3. Ripon City (M. Dibb), 4
4. North Skelton (T. Oldroyd), 2
5. Kirkby Lonsdale (A. Greenwood), 7
6. Dunston Silver (Sue Murrill), 3
7. Marske Brass (A. Prest), 6
8. Bearpark & Esh Colliery (V. Eckerman), 5
9. Durham Constabulary (K. McDonald), 9
*Top 2 bands qualify for Harrogate
TMP CHIEF CAKE MAKER
Contest Secretary & 2nd Baritone / Percussion
Murton Colliery Band
www.murtoncollieryband.com
www.asliceofperfection.moonfruit.com