Read this before posting your dep details!

[Roger Thorne]

Please copy this form and fill in the appropriate details. You can then post it as a new thread in the dep database.

Please complete as many questions as possible:

• Intrument:
  
  Conductor/Compere:
  
  Location/Region:
  
  Grade:
  
  Name:
  
  Contact Details:
  
  Instrument(s) played:
  
  Section of Band you are comfortable to deputise for:
  
  How much notice do you require:
  
  Name of your present Band:
  
  Position played within present Band:
  
  What section is your present Band in:
  
  Would you require transport:
  
  Do you require expenses:
  
  Any additional comments/Information:

Thanks...

 

[TheMusicMan]

Hmmmm.... looks like I'm gonna have to split this thread into seperate sections i.e. individual posts representing each of the offers of help/assistance to appear as seperate threads...

Just a quick reminder: If you are available and willing to deputise for other bands/organisations and wish to post your availability details here, this is what you need to do:

• 1 - open the original thread posted by Roger
  2 - copy the text within this original thread to you clipboard
  3 - start a new thread with the title of the thread as indicated in the 1st post in this forum http://www.themouthpiece.com/viewtopic.php?t=120 i.e. Instrument, Location, Grade able to cover etc...
  4 - paste the contents of your clipboard to that thread
  5 - fill in the details in each line as you have done so here...
  6 - submit post
  7 - Hey presto...!!!

I've had a little too much wine to do this right now (i.e. split this thread) and might end up making a complete "pigs ear" of it if I do, so it will have to wait till tomorrow evening...

hic..... hic.....

 

[sparkling_quavers]

I have separated out all the people to have separate threads. It is important you post like this so you can be found when people search the website. Infact I am going to lock this post :twisted:

Good to see the amount of people that are willing to dep for other bands......it's a good sign for the brass band movement