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REYNOLDS of Salford Tel.: Newark�6-7-8-9 FRED MORTIMER LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER PRJCE No. 804 RWISTD..ED POlt 1, 1948 3d· PBR AN.NtJAL SUBSCRIPTION TRANSKISSION ABROAD POST P.. e Free. 4/- •• =====�=========================F========= THE N E W R E V I S E D :: BessoN BESS ... BRITAIN'S FINEST CORNET . BRASS BAND PUBLICATIONS 0 N 5! Ready for Immediate Delivery Per Score FREE FANTASIA. Eric Ball 6/3 2/6 Ex. PartsSd. CORNET TUTOR ii THEMES from the NINTH SYMPHONY. Beethoven. Arr. (Arranged by S. V. BALFOUR) • • •• Eric Ball ... I0 /- 3/9 6d. •• 3/9 6d. PRICE 10/6 net (plus 9d. postage) • • "FIDELIO " OVERTURE. Beethoven. Arr. Frank Wright ... 10/- •• "THE MERRY MONARCH" OVERTURE. Donald Bridger. is now available. • • •• THE (1947 "Daily Herald" Test Piece) ... ... ... IQ/- 3/9 6d. •• "PANIS ANGELICUS." Cesar Franck. Arr. Frank Wright. SEND YOUR ENQUIRIES NOW! • • •• (Solo for Trombone, Euphonium, or Cornet) ... 6/3 Sd. •• "IN TUDOR DAYS." Henry Geehl. (1948 "Daily • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• played by •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Herald " Test Piece) ... ... ... ... ... 10/- 3/9 6d. Britain's Winning Bands SECOND ORGAN SONATA. Mendelssohn. Arr. Frank Wright 10/- 3/9 6d. Band Teachers, Adjudicators and Solobu MELODY IN F. Anton Rubinstein. Arr. Eric Ball ... 6/3 Sd. "MY LADY GREENSLEEVES." Traditional. Arr. Frank J. A. GREENWOOD 01 • Wright ... ... ... ... 6/3 Sd. BAND TEACHER ADJUDICATOR "NONE BUT THE WEARY HEART." Tschaikowsky. Arr. AND 19 NORTHWOOD In the " Daily Herald " George Hawkins. (Solo for Cornet, Trombone or ROAD, PRENTON Euphonium ... /6 Sd. BIRKENHEAD 1 BIRKENHEAD 1948 Area Contests, TWO SONGS. Beethoven. Arr. Haydn Bebb 7 /6 Sd. Telephone : 3l64 TWO MINUETS. (a) From Symphony No. 40, Mozart. results prove that 6S 0/o (b) From " Samson," Handel. Arr. Harold Moss /6 Sd. GEO. H. MERCER "THE ENGLISH MAIDEN," Fantasy. Eric Ball .. 12/-1 4/6 6d. of all Cornet players in TRUMPET, PILGRIM'S MARCH. Second Movement from Symphony CORNET, BAND TEACHER CONTEST ADJUDICATOR the winning bands played No. 4, "Italian." Mendelssohn. Arr. Frank Wright ... 6 Sd. AND ANDANTE CANTABILE from Quartette Op. Tschai- 1 / Address- 11. 3/- Sd. MONA VILLA, BURNGREAVE STREET HARRY MORTIMER says : BESSON. kowsky. Arr. Frank Wright /6 Others In course.. of . active... preparation.. 1 SHEFFIELD " For a Cornet to give you absolute All prices nett. Postage 8d. extra on sets and scores. 3d. extra on parts. satisfaction in all respects make it a BESSON." TOM EASTWOOD TEM. 9018 Associated Teacher to the Bandsman's College BESSON (Dept. 19), 15 WEST ST., CHARING CROSS RD., LONDON, W.C.2. of Music ("The Easy Way," by post) SOLO CORNET, BAND TEACHER ADJUDICATOR AND SPARE PARTS for your Bandbox ALTON HOUSE, BROUGHAM ROAD MARSDEN, Near HUDDERSFIELD PRAISE FROM FINGER TOPS d. MUTES, B H Range, s. d. s. d. Nickel Silver: s. Adjustable &Corks Baritone .. 6 I Small .. I 10 Cornet, Straight 9 9 Euphonium 6 6 NOEL THORPE m AMERICA Medium 2 2 Trumpet, Cup . 13 Bass 6 6 Large .. 2 10 Wow-wow. .. 15 2D SOLO CORNET, BAND TEAG:HER I Plated : Hush-hush .. 13 7 Plated bottom for the Small .. 2 0 Torpedo II Cornet, Horn "Imperial" 5 ADJUDICATOR Medium 2 1 2 Trombone, Wow-wow 22tl 9 Baritone .. 5 AND THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL Large .. 0 Hush-hush .... 0 Euphonium 6 c/o. 4 Cup .. 27ll Bass 6 SLAITHWAITE, near HUDDERSFIELD VALVE SPRINGS Straight 23 101 'IMPERIAL' EUPHONIUM Cornet .. I 0 MOUTHPIECES, Std. Tenor Hoi"n .. Cornet 7 7 Lahman, of the Band, \\'rites I 0 CARD-HOLDERS, GEO. HAWKINS \\'. U.S. \Tarinc Baritone .. I 0 Standard Quality, plated Trumpet .. 12 5 as follows :- 9 9 Euphonium, 3-v 0 Cornet, Tenor . 8 2 Flugel Horn BAND TEACHER -v 1 6 Baritone . .. 9 3 Tenor Horn 12 6 . 15 9 OLIVE VILLA, ' rt is with great pleasure that I inform you Bass, J.v. 4 . 1 Trombone (adjustable. Baritone .. I . 19 6 MAYFORD, SURREY. 0 head) .. 17 Euphonium .. WOKING, that my " Imperial " Euphonium arrived Ja�t Teacher of nr.Theory and Harmony by N.V.A.4-v. Cornet . 2I 7 Eupl!onium 9 43 B·flat Trombone 15 9 . post week. The instrument is more than satis­ Bass .. G Trombone 19 0 factory cannot praise it too much VALVE CORKS Cardholder Screws. : 14 ! E-flat Bass 23 10 With felts, set 2 2 7 BB-flac Bass . 29 10 JOHN FAULDS. the. menI in the Marine Band Brass . Ploted .. oI Mouthpiece Adaptor-. have. All U.S. WATER-KE" :iPRINGS o Trumpet BAND TEACHER. ADJUDICATOR who tr:erJ ;t verf' \'ery pleased with thf' For all instruments .. 0 BrassCorne.l_ to AND way it plays . This is one instrument KENNEDY 4 CARD-HOLDEf!S, Plated .. CRESCENT, KIRKCALDY . 44 that I want lo keep for ever. Tt is quite WATER-KEY CORKS B H Best Quality Mo!lthpiete Adaptor- FIFE a . revelation to an American Euphoniumist. Shellacked. Dez. 2 2 Plated,& Trumpet to Cornet I'll tell you Cornet, Bass .. I Brass .. 17 II ! ' LUBRICANTS Trombone, Tenor ... 1417 11 Plated . 20 7 HAROLD LAYCOCK Trombone Oil I 2 . Valve Oil .. THE RENOWNED TROMBONIST SHANKS, Plated ADJUSTABLE MUSIC of B-flat. Four t·alt:e.'i, compe11sati11g system, Trombone Cream St. Hilda nd Callenders Band Fame � i Bb 2 STANDS, aluminium Slide Grease .. 0 9 PUPILS(1920-26) PRIVATE a (1927-43) silverJn pistons, large bore ; frosted finishnickrl tdth A 8 8 sprayed, weight approx POSTAL Conductor, Blackball CollieryOR Band. burnished bell: {112 (includingsilt·er B 3 lbs. STICKS Loose heads " 10 BAND TEACHER ADJUDICATOR 6,, 8d. P.T.). Bass Drum . 26 VALVE CAPS, Plated Fixed heads 2 96 WESTAND STREET Laminex Side Drum. 11 102 Top 1 Tenor Drum . 32 6 Cornet, Horn "Imperial" 5 9 Pos a WEST En uiries to Band Department. BLACKHALL q t ge Extra COLLIERY,Co. HARTLEPOOi.. DURHAM BOOSEY & HAWKES, LTD., 295 REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.1. Langham 2060 DA VID ASPINALL Musical Director, Ransome & arle Works• Band (Late Conductor, Creswell Colliery:M ands i'.iar-y Brewery BAND TEACHER,B\u<.Js) BAND CHORAL CONTEST ADJUDICATORAND "PRIORY VIEW," FRIARY ROAD NEWARK-ON-TRENT,14 NOTTS. REYNOLDS of Salford Tel.: Newark�6-7-8-9 FRED MORTIMER (Bandmaster, Foden's Motor Works Band) GIV E YOU A HEARTY TEACHER ADJUDICATOR AND CLIFTON RD., ELWORTH, SANDBACll INVITATION CHESHIRE TO VISIT THEIR STALL AT W. WO OD CONDUCTOR TEACHER BELLE VUE CONTEST Young BandsAND a Speciality REPAIRERS AND SILVER PLATERS COLBECK STREET, HANSON LANE 6 TO ALL THE LEADING BANDS HALIFAX, YORKS. • See our range of MOUTHPIECES and H. MUDDIMAN AC C E SS 0 R I ES unequalled anywhere BAND TEACHER ADJUDICATOR AND "ASHBURN," ALLOA • 'Phone BLAckfriars 5530 and we will give you the J. BODDICE " REYNOLDS SERVICE " BAND TEACHER ADJUDICATOR LAKE ROAD.AND WOODLANDS, & 13 DONCASTER. Thomas Reynolds Senr. 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Leave or Post Your cl Enquiries to Us NEW VILLAGE, CRESWELL 5 Near WORKSOP, NOTTS. 207-215 WILLIAM FARRALL BAND TRAINER ADJUDICATOR T REET CHO.RD PLAYINGAND S DEMO G .JACKSON T NSTRATED MUSICALMAYE INST RUMENTR SMANUFACTURERS & HARRISON CENTRAL36'39(31Lnes) Ltd. Pbone: MAN c HESTER 15 "CORONA," MANO'R BENTON NEWCASTLE-ON-1'YN1'14 CROVE, Phone BENTON 611V 2 WRIGHT ROUND'S BRASS BAND SRPTE'..\IBER 1, 1948. AND NEWS JiYJnd Teachers, Adjudicators and Soloists CHAS. A. COOPER MINOR20 words ls. for ADVERTISE!JIENTSeach additional 10 words. Remittances must accompany / adver­ tisement, and Od.reach 1/- us by the 24th of the month. For Sox at our Office co1>nt six words, and a'dd 6d. for forwarding of replies. This rate doesaddress not apply to Trade Adverts. BAND TEACHER,A.Mus.V.C.M. ADJUDICATOR, COMPOSER ARRANGER AND Life-Joo� experience Brass, Military, ANDSMAN'S OF MUSIC, and HE BAND of the COLDSTREAM GUARDS has SOLVING THE • •. and Choral Orchestral B COLLEGE T ALEXANDER OWEN MEMORIAL FUND - vacancies for First Class Bh CLARINET Band or Ch ral Contests Adjudicated o All enqui\·ies the Joint Secretaries: Mr. ·H. TROMBONE, EUPHONIUM and FRENCH HORN 19 COLUMBIA STREET, HUTHWAITE COLLIER, 13 Montroseto Avenue, Stretford, near Man· Players. (Doubling Strings preferred). Applicants, be NOTTS. chester; and Mr. L. HARPER, or s Street, Mos· who must prepared to enhst as Regular soldiers ton, Manchestec 1 D i shoul<l apply the DIRECTOR OF MUSIC, COLD'. to STREAM GUARDS, Duke of York's UNIF M DR AKE RIMMER Headquarters OR ERBERT BROOKES, the celebrated Comettist (late Kings Road, Chelsea, S.W.3. (9l BAND TEACHER ADJUDICATOR Wingates) is now open for engagements as Soloist otor "MIRELLA," ANDMILTON ROAD Teacher.-TheH Library, Parrin Lane, Manchester ROYAL SIGKALS BAND.-EUPHOKIUM and Winton, TROMBONE. There are KIRKCALDY vacancies for Soloists the a RO on Trombone nd Euphonium. P BLEM Phone SMITH, Solo Cornet, Brass Band Trainer and Band pay, regular : KIRKCALDY 2844 • open to teach or judge anywhere.Adjudicator, Terms:- eng_agements_ and broadcasts, pern1anent station, <luties ALFRED ASHPOLE "Beanmoat,"R is Scarborough Road, Muston, Filey, orks. entirely musical. Further particulars from the BAND Y PRESIDE.NT, H.Q.
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