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NEWCASTLE DISTRICT WIGAN NOTES but had the satisfaction of giving to the move- & ment three first class performers, in his sons, - THREE TOPICAL NEW ISSUES FOR Harry, solo cornet, Johnny, euphonium, and P Champions, Banc! concerts in Mesnes Par fo �� ese�; Bob, flugel horn, all now members of the Leyland Easington ublic are now Area � � fti��s having won that honour for the first time. As season '·ere opened under c h 1 'l Y c Motors Band. THE SEASON'S PROGRAM MES. the Wiga.u. Boys' Band under Mr. W. Haydock. Another happy event which took place in the a keen bandsmai1 (and I know there will be the attendance was not good, social life of many who are of the same mind) I have felt I was inf< :utedthat the Lower Ince Temperance band this end. SEND FOR FREE SPECIMEN CORNETS. ;i.certs held in the open air are always was the presentation of Honorary Life Member- they were gradually working up to althoug' of May: I There were times when I thought they should ALL HA NDS FOR'ARD A Nautical Miniature) GERALD CROSSMAN a gamb sy.::cially during the month ship awards to five of their members, on Satur- • have where they have been R&B. 6/· B.B. 5/· E.P.Sd. \earned that certa1'n 1nc. 1dents during ·1 30th · M bandsmen and their won at contests have al . of day, A pri any beaten and I certainly am pleased that t hey ll b to irritate som tea, pre- THE BRIGHTO N HIKE (March Two-Step) ARCHIBALD JOYCE the ev concert seemed � am women folk sat down to an excellent have reaped the reward for their hard en the people present, and it concerned cer ceding the presentation. Mr. H. Oakes, local R& B. 6/- B.B. 5/· E.P. Sd. persisted in gomg on the band the awards deayour. Mr. Cecil Peacock has worked hard individuals who representative of tP-e N.B.B.C. made win the Area Cl;lampion VALSE ROYALE WYNFORD REYNOLDS stand between the items. I must confess that to the following members, Mr. J. Farnmond, with his band, and to to be a pomt that should be Horn ; Mr. ship was a splendid achievement. R& B. 6/· B.B. 5/· E.P. 5d. it does appear Bandmaster ; Mr. E. Lancaster, The "D.H." Area Contest was a great avoided if possible. J. Dickenson, Bass, and Miss- E.Hooper, daughter SEND FOR FREE SPECIMEN CORNET PART OF THE ABOVE AND PF ALL OUR success and must have repaid Mr. Halcrow and BRASS BAND PUBLICATIONS Chorley Military were the second band m the of the late R. Hooper, former bandmaster, worse han tlte fir�� the Committee for the time and effort they put Park, and the weather was �. received her late father's award. In makmg the I. forward. Mr. F. Wright adjudicated,· and after & Unday. Even allowing for the guarantee" awards, Mr. Oakes remarked on the good social BOSWORTH CO. LTD., 14/18 Heddon St., Regent St., London, W. �one we t r th 1 r speaking very highl y o f the wmners, h e d awar d e this band would have ll f �JI f / atmosphere for which the Lower.Ince Band was time they w 1 . � ne 2nd prize to Horden Colliery (Mr. \V. Lowes), expenses. Perhaps m � � noted, and said it was som�thmg worth pre- BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT I hope you have had a big entry Mr. Marfell, of the Wigan an? District an s, ry factor for a and 3rd prize to Crookhall Colliery (Mr. J. & with the rest serving, because it was the prima rd (Mr. G. and I wish you every success in your efforts. from inside informatwu, I si:ould not Mr. Oakes was supported b Stubbs), Wallsend Shipya Lee) were although uccessful band. Y 4th in order. Nine bands competed in the . - I will do my best to be with you and trust it be surprised to see some of tne D1stnct bands Mr. Wood, Sec_retary of W_ ingates, who spoke will be a fine day. · W. By the t ne these . notes are m pnnt the m v.•1'nners were Bedlingto - u applying for dates Mesnes P k ar for next memories of their l a t e B d an t mas er, second sect1'on and the n , " Daily Herald " West of Eng and A rea of happy Collier (Mr. J. R. Carr), Craghead Colliery result s . o f M ay_ B \ . . w1 ll b e Imown, and I 1 lO�e l Season. I also learned some valuable information Mr. Hooper, one of the old stagers, who was ever Y _ the wmners include some . bands fr�m this Contests were held at the Civic Hall, Exeter, on · (Mr. E Cunni'ne:ham)� 9.nd, and Silks worth . which may lead to a s ta r:tl mg c .l:\.ange o f 1 dea0� on some usef u 1 k· nowl e d ge. l\ll - . May ready to pass C 11' p k) 3rd At a contest cl is tric t . A mong the compet 1 t ors F are is he r & 14. Entries for the four sections were on the with regards to contests and concerts. for this mo?t successful evening � (Mr. J small side, and were made up as follows: Ch am- notes, the arrangements o:�ied b tl�e {�t�� r P,arty in connection L.udlow's (Grand Shi_eld ,section), . Woodend 1\.s I reported in my last month's were in the hands of their capable Secretary, � � Silve�, Athe�stone Mmers and Birfield In- pionship Section (6) ; Section 2 (7) ; Section .ui"wer lnce Temperance Band Room was the ith the l\ a Day celebnitions, Bedlington . . Mr. J. Deeming�. Collier y were �warded lst prize, ::'forth Seaton dustries (Jumor Shield Sect10n). All have been 3 (6); and Section 4 (7). On the latter how scene of .a very happy and interesting occasion. apologies to my old fnend Mr. Peter ever there were 2 bands who did not appear, _ by Mr. Many Collier 2nd and Ellin ton Colliery 3rd. Thirteen rehearsmg hard, and are hopeful of success_. The long service medals were ],)resented Warburton of th� Parr Temperance B�fi:d. I � f I wa� very pleased to hear that Aldndge so that left only 5 bands to compete. To my Harry Oakes, who also gave h1� usu3:1 mterest- understa11d it was iust a bands ook P' art in thi contest in the City Hall, . ind · feel sure Peter will Town Silver are now an accomplished fact, and m this was a very poor effort particularly bie d a vice· d u hrn:;i s g 1 _ speech and a fterwar d s t 00 k part in a parade ing and valua slip of the pen, " w h en m· the Jas t issue· I con - . we mus t t congra u a te e th Clia1rman · of the when coming to Section 4. Taking into account Afterwards a very enjoyable social evemng was St. Peter's band instead of tl ough th 1 t i\lth h the weather was I nected him with Parr �� � � b� �:i:�inl showed up District Council, Councillor A. Owen, on the the large area that the \Vest comprises, there spent by the members._ wives and friends. I Parr Temperance Band. v bad h nds c to should certainly plus a ad va Y nt age. Y efforts he has made to reform this once well- have been more than 5 bands was expecting a report m the local press, . The Crooke Miners' Welfare Band made their known_ prizewinning band. The instruments competing. Maybe the testpiece was too difficult. · P Cl'haps this pelto.n Fell under Mr. D. Slaughter, have a photograph t-0 cover the occas10n. first public appearance at Blac 1cpoo I , on S un day Playing on the . these . good 11st of ' Summer engagements and are were issued t o b mem ers on ll. th M ay. The con. - whole was up to standard will 11ave been attended to by the time 22nd . Several engagements are booked for l . . Dr. May th fi s t ea e of the season in ductor is Mr. E. T. Smith, with Mr. J. A. Price Harold C. Hind of Cardiff, who was the notes are published. . the coming season and w�th several of the old �� ���� �� � :ff. ;;�� :r: '!' adjudicator for all more use e -le- ree p band will also be as_ deput . They have appointed go�d corn- sections, in his summing up, I should like our secretaries to make Crooke band am
OXFORD & DISTRICT , and Longridge, who were expected to attend, all having done so well at this contest in the With the approach of the summer season past few years. GETTING DOWN TO BRASS f ACTS! (let's hope that we do get some summer), band At the Bdle Vue May contest, Preston's only CORNET'' BA ND JO lJBNA L news is very much on the increase, and I cannot representative, Preston Town Silver, again -·a--- INDIVIDUAL TUITION ---••i-- hope to deal with all that I have received in the succeeded in winning a prize, though only a for 1955 -·---,CONSTRUCTIVE WORK---iel- space available to me, so again I crave the in- fourth. Their playing of the contest piece left NO W ON SALB -te----- ENJOYMENT one wondering what would have happened -----tel- dulgence of my correspondents if they find had -·----COMPLETE COURSES----t••· they played as well Grand Selection E that ·their news is curtailed in the " Dailv Herald " and " From the New ---t·---GUARANTEED SUCCESS---i·I- ! Congratulations to Albourne on their fine vi e- Blackpool contests. It was, - however, not World " Symphony Dvorak 9/6 sufficient to repeat last year's success, but Tone Poem... "Aianta " .. ... Hans Uljee ... 9/6 tory at Exeter under their conductor, Mr. J. G. the . Our Courses Have Proved Alder. The band have been busy as usual. opposition this time was much stronger. Tone Poem... "Midsummer Eve " Drake Rimmer 8/6 6d. They deserve every credit for the Overture . .. " Patience " . . . . Sullivan ... 8/6 6d. Worth-while They have ·purchased a BBb bass, and need hard work .. I several more instruments, but funds will they have put in attending three contests within Trombone Trio . .. "Three Grenadiers " Alfred Ashpole 7/6 6d. a month. March of the Peers (Iolanthe) .. Sullivan ... 6/6 6d. Apply fo r Prospectus :- not permit at present. . Hungerford have also been busy, and I am Though at this time, everyone must be Fantasia " Favourite THE PARR SCHOOL OF MUSIC pleased to learn that Mr. J. Lennon is attending looking forward to some busy week-ends, 1 Melodies " W. Raymond 5/6 4d. Wellington Chambers, them periodically. They did well under him think I can safely say that bands in general Overture "Golden Star " J. A. Greenwood 5/6 4d. have not an engagement list that could compare Gavotte " Celebre " . . . Gossec 4/· 3d. Victoria Street, before the war, I remember. 2 Witney Town, where Mr. Lennon is resident with previous seasons, and when one hears of Contest March " Formidable " Drake Rimmer 4/· 3d. Tel. : BLAckfriars Manchester, 3. again, I festival days and galas being cancelled through Quick March "The Buchaneer " J. Foulds 4/· 3d. 4979 bandmaster, are making great strides they have a few vacancies expense, one wonders how far this is effected by Irish March... " Emerald Isle " . .. Francis Elliott . 4/· am glad to hear, but . . 3d. still. It is hoped to try a contest or two during the cost of bands. Don't think I am advising any Ten splendid New Pieces and Two Popular Reprints to the value of £3 17s. Od. the season. cuts in prices, but it leaves me seeking some which we offer by subscription on the fol lowing terms : solution. Any 20 parts £2 Od. Extras 2/ each MANCHESTER & DISTRICT Thame Town are also progressing. They have ls. a lady secretary, like their neighbours, Chinnor. The season of Sunday concerts in Preston Full Scores of the First 3 Numbers 7 /6 each Parks was opened by Hoggarth's \Vorks, who Musical Album for (No. 29) Price 2/2 post free They had hoped to enter for Aylesbury, but 1955 have commenced their season with a busy Newton Heath Loco are having good re- several of the members had dental trouble, so pro gramme. Galgate, Caton and Heysham hearsals under their new M.D., Mr. James Hall. they are to try another contest during the Head have been visited, but I understand they have PUBLISHERS The interest of the depot management is in- season. quite a few vacant dates later. creasing and this should be an incentive to Reading Military arc preparing for a busy Brindle have a good engagement list, but produce even better rehearsals, and sliould season of Parks and other engagements, but F. RICHARDSON LTD. will miss one or two regular engagements that "CORNET" OFFICE also put the band back into the contest field. are rather short in numbers, especially in the SI BSEY BOST ON take place during normal work hours. As I LI NC OL NSHIRE We congratulate our Manchester District woodwind section. If any woodwind players arc am sure that they predicted a while ago, they are slowly but surely Tel. : Slbsey 238 bands who did so well in the Area contest, and free in the Reading area, T regaining their form, and their success at will represent the North West in the finals on would be welcomed. Blackpool will help this revival. October 29th. In the Championship section are East Woodhey have not been idle, and their Although it is early to mention next year's C.W.S. (Manchester) and Clayton Aniline Works. septet was successful in gaining 2nd prize at ,, . LONDON AREA NOTES SOMERSET BRASS BAND FESTIVAL " Daily Herald Contest, it is nevertheless In the second section, Cheetham Hill were Reading, to the Banwell party who won first. . . The fifth Annual Brass Band Festival at been Two 3rds were also scored m· th e uartettes. alr ea d b d themg t sa1 a tl e N or th Wcs t A rea . Placed 3rd, but under the new rule they have q Y l M any t ianks to Secretary E. Tant, of Rom- Crev.• erne (So merse t) , H en. ayes F1e , a ur-t their annual dinner B .B . A ssoc1a· t·ion w1·11 not b ke das t e o run tliese 1 k ·h Id S - invited to compete in London. Walkden will Woodstock recently held . for d B oro b and, for his very interesting report day . cont es t I 1s. can on y presume th a t th "e D a 1 y . ' 25th June ' 19.,::: 5 - c Se tion / : Cas h pnzes. represent us in the 3rd section and in the 4th when presentations were made to two of their ·1 o f th be an d activities. The band recently held lst £25 · 2nd £15 3 d £� Al H eraId " � b'1ec t t o s und ay t t con es s, an i·d ea . , , , ; r , :>. so vaI ua bi e YerSil who were placed 2nd, veterans, Mr. Jesse Moss, former bandmaster, · section, Chadderton, . the ir AG. M . and the following were Challe · wh ic h receives much f avour yb e th N or th -"vv' es t officials nge T roph" i e s . S ec t ion II : T es t · piece, will have support from Dunham Woodhouses, and Mr. Price ' their able treasurer, both . . v. e ect e d . S ecretary, Mr. E. Tant ; Conductor, "Th ' · • • · A ssoci· a t 10n an d an b d s m· par t·i cu ar. . I t can 1 e Chie ftam " (\!'"V. & R) C as h pnzes. 1 s t , ed. We are proud that havine' given more than 25 years of good service .1 · who have also been invit � . Mr. B W orwood ; Deputy Conductor, Mr. W. £10 2nd £7 3 d , £� Al so S"l Ch enge to the band. Mr. Ron Smith, manager of City th en b e assume ad e th ssoc1a t th A t t d wn en to . ; , ; r ;)_ 1 ver a 11 from this district six bands will be upholding m W. a e an d M r. F. S exton, Treasurer. Resigna- · rull: the · ir own cont es t son a und ay, "vv'e .h ave to It ; Trophies. Sec t ion" Ill : C as h pnzes.· 1 s, t £8 honour and we rrive them all best wishes. of Oxford, was among the guests, and he tells s ; our o· t�o ns were accepted with regrets, from the re- 2nd, £4 ; 3rd, £2 ; CbaUenge - ope t0 wai t an d see - PROUD PRESTON . . and Trophies. Windsor Institute recently took part in a me that they are still very .ac t•ive d h an tmng condu ctor Mr. Bainbridze,� owi·ng to Ad'JU dicator, Mr. Harry Heyes of Birmingham. a e th ent er f or