Welcome to the first ever Australian National Online Festival of Bands.

The Band Association of NSW along with our event partners, Besson Buffet Group, Brassbanned.com, OneMusic , Yamaha Music Australia and with the sup- port of CreateNSW are pleased to be hosting this inaugural event.

Born out of extraordinary circumstances, I am truly humbled by the response from our Banding community across Australia to this re-styled National festival.

With the cancellation of the traditional In-Venue Nationals, which were to be held in Newcastle, the BANSW Management Committee were acutely aware of the im- portance of maintaining a Banding presence over the Easter weekend. Tradition combined with the need to adapt, meant “outside the box” thinking. This resulted in significant simplification of the rules and the creation of a National Online event which would be inclusive and accessible for all

Recognising the inability of many bands to have had complete rehearsals while oth- ers had few limits on rehearsals, we created a flexible Festival style event. With few registration and membership requirements bands could participate in whichever events and musical items they were able to present. A reduced minimum member number allow bands with reduced membership to still have a reason to rehearse, and attract players back to band.

To this end, with 74 bands from all states and territories, including, the Arafura Wind Ensemble from the Northern Territory, appearing for their first ever National event, and the St Louis Brass Band from the USA, I believe we have absolutely achieved what we set out to.

Being online has presented challenges for both Bands and organisers. Pre recording performances has enabled new experiences experimenting with different camera angles and learning new media tools.

As Organisers, planning and putting together such an event has not been without its challenges, the largest of which has been the issue of Synchronisation rights. It is unfortunate that this issue meant several bands decided that they could not per- form. The combined challenges of obtaining approval and the obstacles and cost put in place by certain publishers made participation prohibitive.

2 Some of the conditions placed on Bands performing works in the festival and the costs which have been charged raises the question of whether those publishers ac- tually want their works to be performed. However, these are in the minority, as we have found that most publishers have been supportive with minimal fees charged. Many, especially local Australian and composers allowed their works to be performed free and with no conditions.

I wholeheartedly thank those local Australasian composers and publishers for their continued ongoing support and I encourage all Bands to seek out these composer's works, purchase them, and play them and encourage them to write more. Let's all support this vibrant and exciting sector of our movement.

I thank the BANSW Secretary, Kristen Moodie, our Website and Social Media man- ager, Justin Screen and each member of the Management Committee for their tire- less work in putting this festival together. It is astonishing the amount of work which goes in to making this happen.

I thank our adjudicators Steven Stanke, Howard Taylor and Ron Prussing for their contribution to the success of the event and I know the Bands will truly benefit from your knowledge and experience.

We all thank our event partners for your generous support and Tim at Brassbanned, our Broadcasting partner. Without your support we would not be able to host such an event at all.

And, finally, we thank our Bands and supporters. You are the reason we hold such events and your participation and support is very much appreciated by us all.

I sincerely hope that you all enjoy a wonderful weekend of great music making.

It won’t be the same as an “In-Venue” Nationals, but I do hope you enjoy what we have all created and have a great Easter . I look forward to seeing you all on line, and again next year in venue in Adelaide.

Yours in Banding,

Jeff Markham President BANSW

3 Would like to thank our Sponsors

4 Friday - 11.00 am start

Grade Event No. of Entries Page

Open D Grade Brass 13. Sacred Item 10 12 Open D Grade Brass 14. Major Own Choice 9 13 Open D Grade Brass 15. March 10 14 Open D Grade Brass 16. Concert Item 8 15

Open C Grade Brass 9. Sacred Item 8 16 Open C Grade Brass 10. Major Own Choice 7 17 Open C Grade Brass 11. March 8 18 Open C Grade Brass 12. Concert Item 5 19

Saturday - 11.00 am start

Junior C Grade Brass 25. Sacred Item 3 20 Junior C Grade Brass 26 Major Own Choice 1 21 Junior C Grade Brass 27. March 3 21 Junior C Grade Brass 28. Concert Item 2 21

Junior A Grade Brass 17. Sacred Item 1 22 Junior A Grade Brass 18. Major Own Choice 1 22 Junior A Grade Brass 19. March 1 22 Junior A Grade Brass 20. Concert Item 1 22

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1 Saturday - continued

Grade Event No. of Entries Page

Junior D Grade Concert 57. Sacred Item 1 25 Junior D Grade Concert 58. Major Own Choice 2 25 Junior D Grade Concert 59. March 1 25 Junior D Grade Concert 60. Concert Item 2 25

Junior C Grade Concert 53. Sacred Item 2 26 Junior C Grade Concert 54. Major Own Choice 2 26 Junior C Grade Concert 55. March 1 26 Junior C Grade Concert 56. Concert Item 2 26

Junior B Grade Concert 49. Sacred Item 1 27 Junior B Grade Concert 50. Major Own Choice 1 27 Junior B Grade Concert 51. March 1 27 Junior B Grade Concert 52. Concert Item 1 27

Junior A Grade Concert 45. Sacred Item 2 28 Junior A Grade Concert 46. Major Own Choice 2 28 Junior A Grade Concert 47. March 2 28 Junior A Grade Concert 48. Concert Item 2 28

6 Saturday - continued

Grade Event No. of Entries Page

Open B Grade Concert 33. Sacred Item 5 29 Open B Grade Concert 34. Major Own Choice 6 29 Open B Grade Concert 35. March 5 30 Open B Grade Concert 36. Concert Item 5 30

Sunday- 11.00 am start

Open C Grade Concert 37. Sacred Item 3 31 Open C Grade Concert 38. Major Own Choice 2 31 Open C Grade Concert 39. March 4 32 Open C Grade Concert 40. Concert Item 3 32

Open D Grade Concert 41. Sacred Item 3 33 Open D Grade Concert 42. Major Own Choice 3 33 Open D Grade Concert 43. March 3 34 Open D Grade Concert 44. Concert Item 3 34

Open B Grade Brass 5. Sacred Item 14 35 Open B Grade Brass 6. Major Own Choice 9 35 Open B Grade Brass 7. March 14 37 Open B Grade Brass 8. Concert Item 10 38

7 Monday - 12.00 pm start

Grade Event No. of Entries Page

Open A Grade Concert 29. Sacred Item 5 40 Open A Grade Concert 30. Major Own Choice 5 40 Open A Grade Concert 31. March 5 41 Open A Grade Concert 32. Concert Item 5 41

Open A Grade Brass 1. Sacred Item 10 42 Open A Grade Brass 2. Major Own Choice 7 43 Open A Grade Brass 3. March 9 44 Open A Grade Brass 4. Concert Item 4 45

8 Meet our Adjudicators STEVEN STANKE

Steven Stanke began musical studies on trombone and later string bass at the University of Southern (then, Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education) in 1980. He studied conducting with Peter Rorke, trombone with John Redfern and bass with Walter Noller. He later studied compo- sition at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music with Mary Mageau and Gerard Brophy, music theory and analysis with Shirley Trembath and Alan Lane and conducting with Alan Cumberland. Further studies included conducting with Mats Nilsson (Sydney Conservatorium of Music) and conducting with John Hopkins and PhD research with Elliot Gyger (Uni- versity of Melbourne). He has conducted The Queensland , Bucharest Sinfonia (Romania), Ma- rine Band (on the steps of the Capitol, Washington, DC), ADF Bands and numerous community .

Steven has taught music at primary, secondary and tertiary levels both in Australia and the United States and has performed with numerous community orchestras and bands and, pro- fessionally, with the Royal Australian Air Force Band and the Royal Australian Navy Band. He is active in community opera and orchestras, holding Artistic Director positions with Sydney Inde- pendent Opera, Symphony Central Coast and Lyric Opera Central Coast. Steven was also direc- tor and conductor of the University of Newcastle Conservatorium Orchestra and, from 2015 to 2019, Director of Music – Navy, which included managing all six Royal Australian Navy bands and supervising national and international music events.

Steven has written for many ensembles including military band performances at the Royal Ed- inburgh Military Tattoo (Melbourne), Nanchang International Military Tattoo (China), Invictus Games (Sydney), Waterford Massed Bands Festival and recordings by the Royal Australian Navy Band. His PhD research included the editing and performance of an unperformed three act opera by former Director of Melba Conservatorium, Fritz Hart and Steven has also transcribed many full-length operas for performance by small companies with limited resources. His or- chestral transcriptions for wind band are published by Baton Music, Netherlands. His original composition, Rumbalara Rising, will be recorded by the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra in June 2021.

Through more than three decades in musical training and performance, Steven has maintained a determined and passionate commitment to the arts and is particularly interested in develop- ing sustainable strategies for orchestral and operatic performance and participation in chang- ing and challenging artistic environments. His intent is to provide community and visiting artists with the courage and resources to design and present musical performances that are reflective of their abilities and potential. 9 RONALD PRUSSING Dip. Mus Ed. A Mus. A

Ronald Prussing (Ron) is one of Australia’s most distinguished brass players, teachers and conductors. His professional trombone career started in 1970 when he was engaged as an extra by the Sydney Symphony Orches- tra whilst still a student at the Sydney Conservatorium High School.

In 1978, he was appointed Principal Trombone of the then Elizabethan Trust Orchestra (now the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra), and then in 1980, he was appointed Asso- ciate Principal Trombone of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and then Principal Trombone of that orchestra in 1986, which position he still holds.

Over these years, Ron has held the positions of Trombone Tutor at the Canberra School of Music, Lecturer in Trombone at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and Adjunct Professor of Trombone at the Newcastle Conservatorium of Music.

During all of this time, Ron has been heavily involved with brass bands. He started conduct- ing bands at the age of 19 when he became the Musical Director of the Petersham Band of the Salvation Army. In 1983, he became the Musical Director of the Sydney Congress Hall Band of the Salvation Army, one of Australia’s premier SA bands. Ron held this position for 17 years. During this time, Ron led the SCH band on numerous tours within Australia and three Interna- tional tours to and the USA, England and New Zealand.

In 2001, Ron was appointed the Musical Director of one of Australia’s premier community bands - Waratah Brass. During his time as their MD, they won the NSW State A grade champi- onship several times, placed 2nd three time in the National Band Championships, and won the prestigious Earn Keller entertainment concert 6 years in a row. They were rated the premier band of Australia by Four Bars Rest during this period. In 1986, Ron was appointed the Musical Director and Chief Conductor of the Sydney Youth Orchestras. He led them on a very successful tour of Spain that same year.

More recently, Ron has conducted Pacific Brass (a brass band of invited players) in numerous special concerts involving many outstanding guest soloists including Rodger Webster (past Prin- cipal Cornet of the Black Dyke Mills Band) and Philip Cobb (then Principal Trumpet of the Lon- don Symphony Orchestra.

10 HOWARD TAYLOR M.Mus.

Howard Taylor’s musical career began as a cornet player in the Salvation Army in the South West of England.He conducted the Plymouth SA Youth Band at 17 until securing the Musical Direc- tors job at the Plymouth British Legion at just 21 years of age.

In 1993 Howard was appointed Musical Director of Champion- ship section Bodmin Band subsequently leading them to three successive South-West and Cornish Championships.

In 1997 Howard left the UK to become Musical Director of the TVNZ Auckland (Waitakere) Band in, New Zealand, leading the Auckland Band to NZ National Champions in 1999

After five successful years in Auckland, NZ, the Brisbane Excelsior Band (XLCR) appointed How- ard as Musical Director in 2002. Since then, he has led XLCR to remarkable contest successes including 8 State Championships, 8 Australian A-Grade Championships and 3 New Zealand Championships. Howard also led XLCR to the British Open and the All-England Masters, two prestigious events in the .

Howard has won 13 National A Grade Championship titles in Australia and New Zealand with three different bands and 12 State titles with four bands.

He was Musical Director of the National Band of New Zealand for three years, touring NZ with James Morrison in 2007 and Europe in 2009 until leaving for the UK in 2010 to work as a con- ductor with the world-famous Fairey Band. Howard returned to Brisbane Excelsior as Musical Director in 2013.

His ground-breaking work with bands includes regular trips to Tonga to work with school bands and conductors (starting the first National Youth Band of Tonga in 2016) and mentoring and adjudicating opportunities throughout Australasia. Howard has been employed as Musical Director with Brisbane Festival and Qld Music Festival, most recently working with the aborigi- nal community in Yarrabah, North Qld, accompanying singers Paul Kelly and Katie Noonan.

He holds a Master of Music from the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University, and is now the Conservatorium Brass Band Director.

Howard runs his own company, Taylormade Music Australia, national distributors for a range of quality musical instruments.

11 Friday - 11.00 am start

Welcome - from our NBCA President Mr Barrie Gott Meet our Adjudicator -Howard Taylor

Open D Grade Brass

13. Sacred Item

1. Queensland Services Heritage Band QLD Paul Jones O Valiant Hearts - Sir John Stanhope Arkwright & Rev. Dr. Charles Harris - Arr. P. W. Jones

2. Eaglehawk Citizens Brass Band VIC Ken Wellard Lloyd - Cuthbert Howard / Alan Fernie

3. Townsville Brolga Brass QLD Mark Smith How Great Thou Art - Arr M Smith

4. City Of Orange Brass NSW Philip Rees Hymn for the Generation That We Are Losing - Fendall Hill

5. Gosford City Brass Band Inc NSW Rowen McBride Sine Nomine - Vaughan Williams - Arr. Mark Downy

6. Central West Brass NSW Matthew Gately The Old Rugged Cross - Rev George Bennard/Simon Wood

7. Waratah Brass Academy Band NSW Therese Hayden Dear Lord and Father of Mankind - Arr Cecil Bolton & Eric Banks

Major Own Choice

1. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe Open D Grade Brass continued

8. Far Northern Brass QLD Nathan Wiltshire Eventide - Abide With Me - Arr Rieks Van Der Velde

9. Liverpool City Brass Band NSW Harold Pollard OAM Meet our Adjudicator -Howard Taylor I'll Walk With God - Arr Goff Richards 10. Gosford City Brass Band Inc - Academy Band NSW Matt Kelly Little Shepherd Boy - Jimmy Hughes & Charles Cormack Arr. W J Duthoit

14. Major Own Choice

1. Queensland Services Heritage Band QLD Paul Jones Casbah - P. W. Jones

13. Sacred Item 2. Eaglehawk Citizens Brass Band VIC Ken Wellard Viking Age - Thierry Deleruyelle 1. Queensland Services Heritage Band QLD Paul Jones O Valiant Hearts - Sir John Stanhope Arkwright & 3. Townsville Brolga Brass QLD Mark Smith Rev. Dr. Charles Harris - Arr. P. W. Jones Oregon - Jacob De Haan

2. Eaglehawk Citizens Brass Band VIC Ken Wellard 4. City Of Orange Brass NSW Philip Rees Lloyd - Cuthbert Howard / Alan Fernie Laudate Dominum - Edward Gregson

3. Townsville Brolga Brass QLD Mark Smith 5. Gosford City Brass Band Inc NSW Rowen McBride How Great Thou Art - Arr M Smith Divertimento for Brass - Mvt 1. - Darrol Barry

4. City Of Orange Brass NSW Philip Rees 6. Central West Brass NSW Matthew Gately Hymn for the Generation That We Are Losing - Fendall Hill The Haslemere Suite - Peter Graham

5. Gosford City Brass Band Inc NSW Rowen McBride 7. Drayton Brass QLD Caroline Ryan Sine Nomine - Vaughan Williams - Arr. Mark Downy Partita For Brass Band - Edward Gregson

6. Central West Brass NSW Matthew Gately 8. Far Northern Brass QLD Nathan Wiltshire The Old Rugged Cross - Rev George Bennard/Simon Wood Hinemoa - Gareth Wood

7. Waratah Brass Academy Band NSW Therese Hayden 9. Liverpool City Brass Band NSW Harold Pollard OAM Dear Lord and Father of Mankind - Arr Cecil Bolton & Eric Banks Pageant - Barrie Gott 13

Major Own Choice

1. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe Open D Grade Brass continued

15. March

1. Queensland Services Heritage Band QLD Paul Jones Charles Upham - Thomas Kirk-Brunnand. Transcribed P. W. Jones

2. Eaglehawk Citizens Brass Band VIC Ken Wellard Viva Birkinshaw - William Rimmer

3. Townsville Brolga Brass QLD Mark Smith March of the Cobblers - Bob Barrat & Edrich Siebert

4. City Of Orange Brass NSW Philip Rees The Beau Ideal - Sousa

5. Gosford City Brass Band Inc NSW Rowen McBride Impetus- George Allan

6. Central West Brass NSW Matthew Gately Invercargill - Alex F Lithgow

7. Drayton Brass QLD Caroline Ryan On The Quarter Deck - Kenneth Alford

8. Far Northern Brass QLD Nathan Wiltshire Pendennis!- Goff Richards

9. Liverpool City Brass Band NSW Harold Pollard OAM Punchinello - William Rimmer

10. Gosford City Brass Band Inc - Academy Band NSW Matt Kelly Northern Festival March - Stuart Johnson

14 Open D Grade Brass continued

1. Concert Item

1. Queensland Services Heritage Band QLD Paul Jones Zoot Suit Riot - Steve Perry, Arr P. W. Jones

2. Townsville Brolga Brass QLD Mark Smith Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Freddie Mercury - Arr Thijs Oud

3. Gosford City Brass Band Inc NSW Rowen McBride Total Toto - Paich/Porcaro/Lukather - Arr. van der Woude

4. Central West Brass NSW Matthew Gately Hymn of the Highlands (Movement 1) - Philip Sparke

5. Waratah Brass Academy Band NSW Therese Hayden Moses, Get Down! - Barrie Gott

6. Far Northern Brass QLD Nathan Wiltshire Music - John Miles/Philip Sparke

7. Liverpool City Brass Band NSW Harold Pollard OAM The Bare Necessities From "Jungle Book" - Terry Gilkyson/Leigh Baker

8. Gosford City Brass Band Inc - Academy Band NSW Matt Kelly Milenberg Joys - Jelly Roll Morton - Arr. Matt Kingston

15 Meet our Adjudicator - Howard Taylor

Open C Grade Brass not to start before 5.00 pm

9. Sacred Item

1. Mount Gambier City Band SA Patricia Thompson A Gaelic Blessing - John Rutter/Stephen Tighe

2. Glenorchy City Community Brass TAS Martin Smith Slane - Be Thou My Vision - Irish Traditional - Arr. Joe Cook

3. Campbelltown City Band SA Peter Smith The Irish Blessing - Joyce Eilers Bacak / Arr. Stephen Bradnum

4. Sunshine Brass QLD Heather McWilliams Precious Name - William H Doane - Arr. Jared McCunnie

5. City of Wollongong Brass Band NSW Kevin Skues The Day Thou Gavest - Philip Wilby

6. City of Greater Bendigo Brass Band VIC Cally Bartlett Gresford - Robert Saint/Sandy Smith

7. Newcastle PCYC Brass Band NSW Teena Wallace Amazing Grace - Arr. William Himes

8. Hahndorf Town Band SA Philip Paine Hymn Tune - Stella - H. T. Hemy/Alan Fernie

16 Open C Grade Brass continued Meet our Adjudicator - Howard Taylor

10. Major Own Choice

1. Glenorchy City Community Brass TAS Martin Smith

2. Campbelltown City Band SA Peter Smith

3. Hobart Brass TAS Robyn Males Legend in Brass - James Curnow

4. Sunshine Brass QLD Heather McWilliams Gaelforce - Peter Graham

5. City of Wollongong Brass Band NSW Kevin Skues Viking Age - Thierry Deleruyelle

6. City of Greater Bendigo Brass Band VIC Cally Bartlett Napoleon On The Alps - Philip Harper

7. Newcastle PCYC Brass Band NSW Teena Wallace Oregon - Jacob De Haan

17 Open C Grade Brass continued

11. March

1 Mount Gambier City Band SA Patricia Thompso The Middy - Kenneth J Alford

2 Campbelltown City Band SA Peter Smith The Standard of St George - Kenneth J Alford

3 Sunshine Brass QLD Heather McWilliams Castell Caerffili- T J Powell

4 City of Wollongong Brass Band NSW Kevin Skues Army of the Nile - Kenneth J Alford

5 City of Greater Bendigo Brass Band VIC Cally Bartlett The Middy - Kenneth Alford/A. Winter

6 Newcastle PCYC Brass Band NSW Teena Wallace Knight Templar- Geo. Allen

7 Hahndorf Town Band SA Philip Paine Barnard Castle - Goff Richards

8. Glenorchy City Community Brass TAS Martin Smith Montreal Citadel - Norman Audoire

18 Open C Grade Brass continued Open C Grade Brass continued

12. Concert Item

1 Mount Gambier City Band SA Patricia Thompson Breezin Down Broadway - Goff Richards

2 Glenorchy City Community BrassTAS Martin Smith

3. Hobart Brass Band TAS Robyn Males Soul Bossa Nova - Quincy Jones - Arr. Andrew Duncan

4 Sunshine Brass QLD Heather McWilliams Children of Sanchez - Chuck Mangione - Arr Guus Tomey

5 Newcastle PCYC Brass Band NSW Teena Wallace The Crazy Brass Machine - Mark Taylor - Arr Sandy Smith

19 Saturday- 11.00 am start

Welcome - from our NBCA President Mr Barrie Gott Meet our Adjudicator -Howard Taylor

Junior C Grade Brass

25. Sacred Item

1. Townsville Brass Youth Band QLD Heather Orr Divinum Mysterium - Arr. Matt Kingston

2. City of Wollongong Junior Brass NSW Des Cannings Amazing Grace - William Himes

3. Newcastle PCYC Junior Band NSW Renee Standing Hallelujah - Arr. Frank Bernaerts

26. Major Own Choice

1. City of Wollongong Junior Brass NSW Des Can- nings The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe Harry Gregson-Williams / John Blanken

20 Junior C Grade Brass continued

27. March

1. Townsville Brass Youth Band QLD Heather Orr Florentiner March - Julius Fučík - Arr Alan Fernie

2. City of Orange Brass Band NSW Megan Hodsdon

3. City of Wollongong Junior Brass NSW Des Cannings St. Kilda - C. Trussell

4. Newcastle PCYC Junior Band NSW Renee Standing Wairoa - Alex F Lithgow

28. Concert Item

1. City of Orange Brass Band NSW Megan Hodsdon

2. Newcastle PCYC Junior Band NSW Renee Standing African Marching Song - John O'Reilly/T. Wallace

3. Townsville Brass Youth Band QLD Heather Orr In the Mood - Joe Garland - Arr. Alan Fernie

21 Junior A Grade Brass

17. Sacred Item

1. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe Deep Harmony- Handel Parker - Arr. Stuart Pullin

18. Major Own Choice

1. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe The Dark Side of the Moon - Paul Lovatt-Cooper

19. March

1. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe Our Director - F. E. Bigelow

20. Concert Item

1. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe Rise Like a Phoenex - Arr. Frank Bernaerts

22 Junior A Grade Brass TRADE HALL Click on your favourite ANOFOB supporter for some great festival specials!

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Meet our Adjudicator -Howard Taylor

Junior D Grade Concert not to start before 1.00 pm

57. Sacred Item

1 Wallarah Junior Band NSW Rowen McBride Childhood Hymn - David Holsinger

58. Major Own Choice

1 Monte Sant’ Angelo Concert Band NSW Catherine Walmsley Mystic Journey - Robert Sheldon

2. Wallarah Junior Band NSW Rowen McBride The Dragon's Lair - Todd Stalter

59. March

1 Wallarah Junior Band NSW Rowen McBride The Patriots- David Shaffer

60. Concert Item

1 Monte Sant’ Angelo Concert Band NSW Catherine Walmsley Just Dance - Stefani Germanotta, RedOne & Aliaune Thiam, Arr. Paul Murtha

2. Wallarah Junior Band NSW Rowen McBride Coldplay On Stage - Arr. Michael Brown

25 Junior C Grade Concert

53. Sacred Item

1. Monte Sant’ Angelo Wind Ensemble NSW Catherine Walmsley A Childhood Hymn - David R. Holsinger

2. Knox Grammar School Concert Band NSW Geoff Power On Joyful Wing- Michael Sweeney

3. The Southport School Sparke Senior Winds QLD Mitchell Buckley

54. Major Own Choice

1. Monte Sant’ Angelo Wind Ensemble NSW Catherine Walmsley Relativo - Robert W. Smith

2. Knox Grammar School Concert Band NSW Geoff Power Eiger - James Swearingen

3. The Southport School Sparke Senior Winds QLD Mitchell Buckley

55. March

1. Knox Grammar School Concert Band NSW Geoff Power Semper Fidelis - John Philip Sousa

2. The Southport School Sparke Senior Winds QLD Mitchell Buckley

56. Concert Item

1. Monte Sant’ Angelo Wind Ensemble NSW Catherine Walmsley The Mandalorian (from Star Wars) - Ludwig Göransson - Arr. Paul Murtha

2. Knox Grammar School Concert Band NSW Geoff Power The Lion King - Highlights from the Motion Picture Arr. Michael Brown 26 Junior B Grade Concert

49. Sacred Item

1. Knox Grammar School Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Music of the Spheres: This is My Fathers World - Maltbie Davenport Babock - Arr. by Gary P. Gilroy

50. Major Own Choice

1. Knox Grammar School Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Danzon No. 2 - Arturo Marquez - Transcribed by Oliver Nickel

51. March

1. Knox Grammar School Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Aces High - Ron Goodwin, - Arr. Larry Daehn

52. Concert Item

1. Knox Grammar School Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Symphonic Gershwin - George Gershwin - Arr. Warren Barker

27 Junior A Grade Concert not to start before 4.15 pm

45. Hymn/Sacred Item

1. Northern Youth Symphonic Wind NSW Matthew Walmsley Amazing Grace - Frank Ticheli

2. Castle Hill RSL Youth Wind Orchestra NSW James Brice Amazing Grace - Frank Ticheli

46. Major Own Choice

1. Northern Youth Symphonic Wind NSW Matthew Walmsley The Hornet's Nest - Ralph Hultgren

2. Castle Hill RSL Youth Wind Orchestra NSW James Brice The Wind in the Willows - Johan de Meij

47. March

1. Northern Youth Symphonic Wind NSW Matthew Walmsley The Cossack - William Rimmer -Arr. David Marlatt

2. Castle Hill RSL Youth Wind Orchestra NSW James Brice Army of the Nile - Kenneth J. Alford

48. Concert Item

1. Northern Youth Symphonic Wind NSW Matthew Walmsley Procession of the Nobles - Cortège from the Opera "Mlada" Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov - Arr. Erik W. G. Leidzen

2. Castle Hill RSL Youth Wind Orchestra NSW James Brice Danzas Cubanas - Robert Sheldon

28 Open B Grade Concert not to start before 6.15 pm

33. Sacred Item

1. Redland City Bands - Concert Band QLD Peter Francis On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss - David R. Holsinger

2. Wallarah Community Band NSW Rowen McBride Shenandoah - Frank Ticheli

3. Northside Concert Orchestras QLD Rowan Yates Nettleton - Arr. Johnnie Vinson

4. Northern Beaches Symphonic Youth Band NSW Jennifer Power Chorale Prelude: Abide With Me - Fred J. Allen

5. Onkaparinga City Concert Band SA Terry Bickley Southern Hymn - Samuel R. Hazo

34. Major Own Choice

1. Redland City Bands - Concert Band QLD Peter Francis Hymn of the Highlands - Philip Sparke

2. Wallarah Community Band NSW Rowen McBride Yiddish Dances - Adam Gorb

3. Hobart Youth Winds TAS Claire Reade Symphonic Dance Music from "West Side Story" - Leonard Bernstein Transcribed - Ian Polster

4. Northside Concert Orchestras QLD Rowan Yates The Year of the Dragon - Philip Sparke

5. Northern Beaches Symphonic Youth Band NSW Jennifer Power Puszta - Jan Van der Roost

6. Onkaparinga City Concert Band SA Terry Bickley English Folk Song Suite - Ralph Vaughan Williams

29 Open B Grade Concert continued 35. March

1. Redland City Bands - Concert Band QLD Peter Francis The Dam Busters - Eric Coates - Arr. Douglas E. Wagner

2. Wallarah Community Band NSW Rowen McBride The Stars and Stripes Forever - John Philip Sousa

3. Northside Concert Orchestras QLD Rowan Yates Semper Fidelis - John Philip Sousa, - Arr. Andrew Balent

4. Northern Beaches Symphonic Youth Band NSW Jennifer Power Florentiner March Julius Fučík - M. L. Lake - Ed. Frederick Fennell

5. Onkaparinga City Concert Band SA Terry Bickley Shield of Liberty - J.J. Richards - Arr. Andrew Glover

36. Concert Item

1. Redland City Bands - Concert Band QLD Peter Francis The Hornet's Nest - Ralph Hultgren

2. Wallarah Community Band NSW Rowen McBride Jitterbug! - Robert Buckley

3. Northside Concert Orchestras QLD Rowan Yates Instant Concert - Harold L. Walters

4. Northern Beaches Symphonic Youth Band NSW Jennifer Power A Salute to the Big Apple - Arr. Calvin Custer

5. Onkaparinga City Concert Band SA Terry Bickley Jitterbug!- Robert Buckley

30 Sunday - 11.00 am start

Welcome - from our NBCA President Mr Barrie Gott Meet our Adjudicator- Steven Stanke

Open C Grade Concert

37. Sacred Item

1. Arafura Wind Ensemble NT Stephen Pevely Largo for Symphonic Band - Satoshi Yagisawa

2. Redland City Bands - Wind Ensemble QLD Louise McGill Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing - Arr. Randall D. Standridge

3. Port Macquarie Hastings Municipal Band Inc. NSW Amy Corrigan Hymnsong Impressions - Grant Michael

38. Major Own Choice

1. Arafura Wind Ensemble NT Stephen Pevely Moravian Folk Rhapsody - Robert Sheldon

2. Clarence City Band TAS Michael Young Valhalla - Michael Young

31 Open C Grade Concert continued

39. March

1. Arafura Wind Ensemble NT Stephen Pevely Sea Songs- Ralph Vaughan Williams

2. Redland City Bands - Wind Ensemble QLD Louise McGill Under the Double Eagle - J. F. Wagner - Arr. Calvin Custer

3. Port Macquarie Hastings Municipal Band Inc. NSW Amy Corrigan Sea Songs - Ralph Vaughan Williams

4. Clarence City Band TAS Michael Young The Liberty Bell - John Philip Sousa- Arr. Jay Bocook

40. Concert Item

1 Mandurah Concert Band Inc. WA Liam House Pikes Peak - Brian Balmages

2 Redland City Bands - Wind Ensemble QLD Louise McGill Maiden Voyage - Shirley Mier

3 NSW Port Macquarie Hastings Municipal Band Inc. NSW Amy Corrigan Fable - Erik Morales

32 Open D Grade Concert not to start before 1.15 pm

41. Sacred Item

1. Bayside Youth Band QLD Paul Jones Eventide - William Henry Monk - Arr. P. W. Jones

2. City of Wollongong Wind Band NSW Leanne Walton In Stillness - Brian Hogg

3. Launceston City Band TAS Darren Papworth Inspired By Hope - Stephen O'Doherty

42. Major Own Choice

1. Bayside Youth Band QLD Paul Jones 40. Concert Item The Dragon's Lair - Todd Stalter

1 Mandurah Concert Band Inc. WA Liam House 2. City of Wollongong Wind Band NSW Leanne Walton Pikes Peak - Brian Balmages Open Space - Brian Balmages

2 Redland City Bands - Wind Ensemble QLD Louise McGill 3. Launceston City Band TAS Darren Papworth Maiden Voyage - Shirley Mier Dr Who: Through Time and Space - Murray Gold - Arr. Robert Buckley

3 NSW Port Macquarie Hastings Municipal Band Inc. NSW Amy Corrigan Fable - Erik Morales

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33 Open D Grade Concert continued

43. March

1 Bayside Youth Band QLD Paul Jones March Kinkora - P. W. Jones

2 City of Wollongong Wind Band NSW Leanne Walton The Little Ripper March - David Stanhope

3 Launceston City Band TAS Darren Papworth Amparito Roca - Jaime Texidor - Arr. James Curnow

44. Concert Item

1. Bayside Youth Band QLD Paul Jones Rock Mood - P. W. Jones

2. City of Wollongong Wind Band NSW Leanne Walton Overture De Argentina - James D. Ployhar

3. Launceston City Band TAS Darren Papworth Best of the West! - Arr. Michael Story Open B Grade Brass not to start before 3.15pm

5. Sacred Item

1. Parramatta City Band NSW Luke Bradbery Meditation - The Light of the World - Dean Goffin

2. Townsville Brass QLD Mark Smith Kyrie Lispadia - Fendall Hill

3. City of Greater Dandenong Band VIC Jamie Lawson Crimond - Peter Graham

4. Saint Louis Brass Band USA Dr. John R. Bell Wondrous Cross - Philip Wilby

5. Illawarra Brass NSW Des Cannings Momentum Thomas Doss - Adapted for Brass Band - Klaas van der Woude

6. Canberra Brass ACT Veronica Boulton O Magnum Mysterium - Morten Lauridsen - Arr. Phillip Littlemore

7. Waratah Brass - Newcastle NSW Stephen Grice I'll Walk With God - Nicholas Brodszky - Arr. Goff Richards

8. Mitcham City Brass SA Steven Packer I'll Walk With God - Nicholas Brodszky - Arr. Goff Richards

9. Toowoomba Municipal Band No. 1 QLD Phil Ryan Jerusalem - C. Hubert Parry - Arr. Ronald Hammer

10. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe I Know Thou Art Mine- Leonard Ballantine

11. Southern Brass NSW Andy Yule In the Stillness - Barrie Gott

12. Canning City Brass Band WA Paul De Cinque Amazing Grace - Arr. William Himes

35 Open B Grade Brass continued

13. Toronto Brass NSW Tim O’Hearn My Master's Will - Wilfred Heaton

14. Ulverstone Municipal Band TAS Thomas Lamb The Everlasting Light - Arr. Martin Cordner

Meet our Adjudicator - Ron Prussing

6. Major Own Choice

1. Parramatta City Band NSW Luke Bradbery The Raid - Oliver Waespi

2. Illawarra Brass NSW Des Cannings Sinfonietta No. 2 - Etienne Crausaz

3. Canberra Brass ACT Veronica Boulton The Year of the Dragon - Philip Sparke

4. Waratah Brass - Newcastle NSW Stephen Grice The Year of the Dragon - Philip Sparke

5. Mitcham City Brass SA Steven Packer Purcell Variations - Kenneth Downie

6. Toowoomba Municipal Band No. 1 QLD Phil Ryan Entertainments - Gilbert Vinter

7. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe Resurgam - Eric Ball

8. Southern Brass NSW Andy Yule Variations on a Ninth - Gilbert Vinter

9. Toronto Brass NSW Tim O’Hearn Endeavour - Philip Sparke

36 Open B Grade Brass continued 7. March

1. Parramatta City Band NSW Luke Bradbery Mephistopheles - Shipley Douglas

2. Townsville Brass QLD Mark Smith March of the Pacemakers - Gordon Langford

3. City of Greater Dandenong Band VIC Jamie Lawson The Cossack - W. Rimmer

4. Saint Louis Brass Band USA Dr. John R. Bell The Red Shield - H. C. Goffin

5. Illawarra Brass NSW Des Cannings Knight Templar - George Allan

6. Canberra Brass ACT Veronica Boulton The B.B and C.F - J. Ord. Hume

7. Waratah Brass - Newcastle NSW Stephen Grice Simoraine - Clive Barraclough

8. Mitcham City Brass SA Steven Packer Arnhem - A. E. Kelly

9. Toowoomba Municipal Band No. 1 QLD Phil Ryan The Contestor - T. J. Powell

10. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe O.R.B. - Charles Anderson

11. Southern Brass NSW Andy Yule Castell Coch - T. J. Powell

12. Canning City Brass Band WA Paul De Cinque Castell Caerffili - T. J. Powell - Ed. Paul De Cinque

13. Toronto Brass NSW Tim O’Hearn The Red Shield - H. C. Goffin

14. Ulverstone Municipal Band TAS Thomas Lamb Shield of Liberty - J. J. Richards - Arr. Derek Broadbent Open B Grade Brass continued

8. Concert Item

1. Parramatta City Band NSW Luke Bradbery Fanfare for the Common Man - Arr. Luke Bradbury

2. Townsville Brass QLD Mark Smith Tetris Nos - Martyn C Adams

3. City of Greater Dandenong Band VIC Jamie Lawson A Disney Fantasy - Arr. Goff Richards

4. Saint Louis Brass Band USA Dr. John R. Bell Horizons - Paul Lovatt-Cooper

5. Illawarra Brass NSW Des Cannings Batman The Movie - - Arr. Alan Catherall

6. Canberra Brass ACT Veronica Boulton Toccata in D Minor - J. S. Bach - Arr. Ray FArr

7. Waratah Brass - Newcastle NSW Stephen Grice Horizons - Paul Lovatt-Cooper

8. Mitcham City Brass SA Steven Packer Sing Sing Sing - Louis Prima - Arr. Ray Woodfield

9. Gunnedah Shire Band NSW Anthony Rowe Skyfall - Adele Adkins and Paul Epworth - Arr. Philip Sparke

10. Southern Brass NSW Andy Yule Ritual Fire Dance Manuel de Falla - Arr. Allan Street

38 Monday - 12.00 start

Welcome - from NBCA President Mr Barrie Gott

Meet our Adjudicator- Steven Stanke

The South Australian Band Association will be pleased to welcome bands from across Australia and Overseas to the LIVE 2022 National Band Championships 15 – 17 April 2022

SABA promises to host a very traditional event in good facilities and supported by the State and local Governments along with local businesses. There will be opportunities to enjoy some of the relaxed lifestyle that South Australia can offer.

Details will be announced during the streaming of this year’s Australian National Online Festival of Bands over Easter 2021

39 Open A Grade Concert

29. Sacred Item

1. Castle Hill RSL North West Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Greensleeves - Arr. Alfred Reed

2. Northern Beaches Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW Dr Martin Hardy October - Eric Whitacre

3. Hobart Wind Symphony TAS Simon Reade O Magnum Mysterium - Morten Lauridsen - Transcribed H. Robert Reynolds

4. Unley Concert Band SA Timothy Frahn The King of Love My Shepherd Is - Originally Arr. for Chorus Dan Forrest - Transcribed for Band by Jess Langston Turner

5 Western Australian Wind Symphony WA Samuel Parry Be Thou My Vision - Arr. Travis J. Cross

30. Major Own Choice

1. Castle Hill RSL North West Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Symphonic Dances from West Side Story - Leonard Bernstein - Paul Lavender

2. Northern Beaches Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW Dr Martin Hardy Danse Folâtre - Claude T. Smith

3. Hobart Wind Symphony TAS Simon Reade Music of the Spheres - Philip Sparke

4. Unley Concert Band SA Timothy Frahn A Symphony of Fables - Julie Giroux

5 Western Australian Wind Symphony WA Samuel Parry Symphony No. 3, Mvt. 3 & 4 James Barnes

40 Open A Grade Concert continued

29. Sacred Item 31. March

1. Castle Hill RSL North West Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Greensleeves - Arr. Alfred Reed 1. Castle Hill RSL North West Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Florentiner March Julius Fučík - Arr. M. L. Lake - Ed. Frederick Fennell 2. Northern Beaches Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW Dr Martin Hardy October - Eric Whitacre 2. Northern Beaches Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW Dr Martin Hardy Valdres - Johannes Hanssen - Arr. Glenn C. Bainum 3. Hobart Wind Symphony TAS Simon Reade O Magnum Mysterium - Morten Lauridsen - Transcribed H. Robert Reynolds 3. Hobart Wind Symphony TAS Simon Reade The Stars and Stripes Forever - John Philip Sousa - Ed. William D. Revelli 4. Unley Concert Band SA Timothy Frahn The King of Love My Shepherd Is - Originally Arr. for Chorus Dan Forrest - 4. Unley Concert Band SA Timothy Frahn Transcribed for Band by Jess Langston Turner Commando March - Samuel Barber - Ed. R. Anderson Collinsworth

5 Western Australian Wind Symphony WA Samuel Parry 5 Western Australian Wind Symphony WA Samuel Parry Be Thou My Vision - Arr. Travis J. Cross The Bandwagon - Philip Sparke

30. Major Own Choice 32. Concert Item

1. Castle Hill RSL North West Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Symphonic Dances from West Side Story - Leonard Bernstein - Paul Lavender 1. Castle Hill RSL North West Wind Ensemble NSW James Brice Symphonic Suite from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 2. Northern Beaches Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW Dr Martin Hardy John Williams - Arr. Robert W. Smith Danse Folâtre - Claude T. Smith 2. Northern Beaches Symphonic Wind Ensemble NSW Dr Martin Hardy 3. Hobart Wind Symphony TAS Simon Reade Rapscallion's Rhapsody - Adam George Bizley Brook Music of the Spheres - Philip Sparke 3. Hobart Wind Symphony TAS Simon Reade 4. Unley Concert Band SA Timothy Frahn Scotch Strathspey and Reel - Percy Grainger - Arr. Leroy Osmon A Symphony of Fables - Julie Giroux 4. Unley Concert Band SA Timothy Frahn 5 Western Australian Wind Symphony WA Samuel Parry Batman - Danny Elfman & Prince - Arr. Toshihiko Sahashi Symphony No. 3, Mvt. 3 & 4 James Barnes 5 Western Australian Wind Symphony WA Samuel Parry Twelve Gallon Hat - Julie Giroux

41 Meet our Adjudicator - Ron Prussing

Open A Grade Brass not to start before 4.15 pm

1. Sacred Item

1. Warringah Concert Brass NSW John Saunders His Provision - Ivor Bosanko

2. Tanunda Town Band SA Bruce Raymond I Know Thou Art Mine - Leonard Ballantine

3. Glenorchy City Concert Brass TAS Simon Reade In Perfect Peace - Kenneth Downie

4. South Brisbane Federal Band QLD Fletcher Mitchell The Day Thou Gavest - Arr. Philip Wilby

5. Holroyd Brass Band NSW Richard Sandham I Know Thou Art Mine - Leonard Ballantine

6. Willoughby Band NSW Dominic Longhurst In Perfect Peace - Kenneth Downie

7. Kensington and Norwood Brass SA Timothy Frahn Lloyd - Paul Lovatt-Cooper

8. Footscray-Yarraville City Band VIC Louisa Trewartha Gammal Fabodpsalm fran Dalarna - Arr. Linberg -Adapted by Trewartha

9. WA Brass WA Dr Paul De Cinque Hymn for Diana - Joseph Turrin

10. Brisbane Excelsior Band QLD Howard Taylor Meditation from the Triumph of Time - Peter Graham

42 Open A Grade Brass continued Meet our Adjudicator - Ron Prussing

2. Major Own Choice

1. Warringah Concert Brass NSW John Saunders Red Priest - Philip Wilby

2. Glenorchy City Concert Brass TAS Simon Reade 1. Sacred Item Harmony Music - Philip Sparke

1. Warringah Concert Brass NSW John Saunders 3. South Brisbane Federal Band QLD Fletcher Mitchell His Provision - Ivor Bosanko Tallis Variations - Philip Sparke Open 2. Tanunda Town Band SA Bruce Raymond B 4. Willoughby Band NSW Dominic Longhurst I Know Thou Art Mine - Leonard Ballantine A Brussels Requiem - Bert Appermont 3. Glenorchy City Concert Brass TAS Simon Reade 5. Kensington and Norwood Brass SA Timothy Frahn In Perfect Peace - Kenneth Downie Fraternity - Thlerry Deleruyelle 4. South Brisbane Federal Band QLD Fletcher Mitchell 6. Footscray-Yarraville City Band VIC Louisa Trewartha The Day Thou Gavest - Arr. Philip Wilby Spectrum - Gilbert Vinter 5. Holroyd Brass Band NSW Richard Sandham 7. WA Brass WA Dr Paul De Cinque I Know Thou Art Mine - Leonard Ballantine

6. Willoughby Band NSW Dominic Longhurst 8. Brisbane Excelsior Band QLD Howard Taylor In Perfect Peace - Kenneth Downie Dove Descending - Philip Wilby 7. Kensington and Norwood Brass SA Timothy Frahn Lloyd - Paul Lovatt-Cooper

8. Footscray-Yarraville City Band VIC Louisa Trewartha Gammal Fabodpsalm fran Dalarna - Arr. Linberg -Adapted by Trewartha

9. WA Brass WA Dr Paul De Cinque Hymn for Diana - Joseph Turrin

10. Brisbane Excelsior Band QLD Howard Taylor Meditation from the Triumph of Time - Peter Graham #bandsnsw

43 Open A Grade Brass continued

3. March

1. WarringahConcert Brass NSW John Saunders Centaur - Derek M. Broadbent

2. Tanunda Town Band SA Bruce Raymond Simoraine - Clive Barraclough

3. Glenorchy City Concert Brass TAS Simon Reade The Cossack - W. Rimmer

4. South Brisbane Federal Band QLD Fletcher Mitchell Mercury - Jan Van der Roost

5. Holroyd Brass Band NSW Richard Sandham Castell Coch - T. J. Powell

6. Kensington and Norwood Brass SA Timothy Frahn Kensington - Jared McCunnie

7. Footscray-Yarraville City Band VIC Louisa Trewartha The Wizard - George Allan

8. WA Brass WA Dr Paul De Cinque The Wizard - George Allan

9. Brisbane Excelsior Band QLD Howard Taylor The Red Shield - Adjutant H. C. Goffin

#anofob#ausbandchamps Open A Grade Brass continued

3. March 4. Concert Item

1. WarringahConcert Brass NSW John Saunders 1. WarringahConcert Brass NSW John Saunders Centaur - Derek M. Broadbent

2. Tanunda Town Band SA Bruce Raymond 2. Tanunda Town Band SA Bruce Raymond Simoraine - Clive Barraclough Malaguena Ernesto Lecuono - Arr. Stuart Malcolm

3. Glenorchy City Concert Brass TAS Simon Reade 3. Glenorchy City Concert Brass TAS Simon Reade The Cossack - W. Rimmer Riverdance Bill Whelan - Arr. Ray Farr

4. South Brisbane Federal Band QLD Fletcher Mitchell 4. Holroyd Brass Band NSW Richard Sandham Mercury - Jan Van der Roost Fire in the Blood - Paul Lovatt-Cooper

5. Holroyd Brass Band NSW Richard Sandham 5. Kensington and Norwood Brass SA Timothy Frahn Castell Coch - T. J. Powell

6. Kensington and Norwood Brass SA Timothy Frahn 6. Footscray-Yarraville City Band VIC Louisa Trewartha Kensington - Jared McCunnie Procession to the Minster - Wagner - Arr. Howard Snell

7. Footscray-Yarraville City Band VIC Louisa Trewartha The Wizard - George Allan

8. WA Brass WA Dr Paul De Cinque The Wizard - George Allan

9. Brisbane Excelsior Band QLD Howard Taylor The Red Shield - Adjutant H. C. Goffin

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