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Reading Central Band count it a privilege to be conducting an
Easter tour of Canada from 30th March to 9th April 2007.
- Saturday 31st March and Sunday 1st April
Woodstock
- Monday 2nd April
Burlington
- Tuesday 3rd April
Simcoe
- Wednesday 4th April
Ottawa
- Thursday 5th April
Morning concert
Outside the Parliament Building, Ottawa
Evening concert
Peterborough
- Good Friday 6th April
Morning service
Peterborough
- Evening
Etobicoke
- Saturday 7th April and Sunday 8th April
Barrie
Written by Ian McKenzie on February 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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The Canadian Staff Band recently travelled to Southern California to participate in the Tournament of Roses parade. While there they gave a number of concerts and performances. Pasadena Tabernacle has posted an MP3 download of the concert with their youth chorus.
The program and timings are listed below:
0:00:00 - Fanfare and Flourishes
0:03:21 - Amazing Love - Congregational Song
0:09:31 - We Crown You
0:12:45 - My Life is in His hands
0:18:22 - Start it Up
0:22:21 - Call of the Cossacks
0:35:48 - Jubilance
0:44:18 - Wade in the Water
0:47:38 - Always
0:54:22 - O Magnify the Lord with me
0:58:46 - Toccata in D
1:04:56 - Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
1:11:31 - Russian Sailors Dance
1:15:14 - Joy
1:19:15 - In the Sanctuary
1:24:04 - Gift for Thine Alter
1:31:13 - Devotional
1:37:06 - Hymn to Christ
1:48:52 - Manhattan
1:52:59 - Gaelic Blessing
Written by Ian McKenzie on January 21st, 2007 with no comments.
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‘Christmas Cheers’
Sunday, December 10th, 3:00pm
Saturday, December 16th, 7:30pm
The Mill Creek Colliery Band is pleased to present a brassy celebration, “Christmas Cheers” , Sunday December 10th, 3:00 pm, at Convocation Hall (University of Alberta, Arts Building). A second performance will take place on Saturday, December 16th, 7:30 pm, Shell Theatre, Dow Centennial Centre, Fort Saskatchewan.
Edmonton’s own 28-piece, British-style brass band will celebrate the holiday season with an exciting program of Christmas music that will delight all ages. The varied program will include ‘A Christmas Overture’ (Kernan), ‘Christmas Bolero’ (Gordon), and two scintillating marches by Peter Graham, ‘The Wonder of Christmas’ and ‘Shining Star’. Cornetist Russell Whitehead will be the featured soloist on ‘Slavische Fantasie’; Chris Diaper (euphonium) on ‘Infant Holy; Fordyce Pier (flugel horn) on ‘Away in A Manger’; and Dietmar Sedens (bass) on ‘I Want a Hippopotamus For Christmas’. The audience will be invited to join the band in a sing-along of some Christmas favourites.
The band will be led by resident conductor, Dr. Malcolm Forsyth, and Dr. David Cook will be the compére.
Tickets are $17 (students/seniors $13). Special discounts are available for student groups (for special rates, call 431-2437 or email us at info@millcreekbrass.ca)
Tickets for the December 10th concert are available at the door, or in advance through TIX ON THE SQUARE [Charge-by-phone 420-1757 or on line at www.tixonthesquare.ca]
Tickets for the December 16th concert are available at the door or through the Dow Centre box office [phone 992-6400 or e-mail at info@fortsask.ca]
Come and experience some brassy Christmas Cheer, and ring in the Christmas season in a magical fashion! Fun for the whole family!!
Written by Ian McKenzie on December 4th, 2006 with no comments.
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‘Eine Kleine Brass Musik’
The Mill Creek Colliery Band is pleased to kick off its 2006-07 season by presenting “Eine Kleine Brass Musik”, Sunday, November 5th, 3:00 pm, at McDougall United Church (10025 – 101 Street).
Edmonton’s own 28-piece British-style brass band invites you to come and enjoy a brassy salute to the classics. The program will include: “First Suite in E-flat” by Holst, “Grand March from Aida” by Verdi, “Magic Flute Overture” by Mozart, “Introduction to the Third Act of Lohengrin” by Wagner, “Canadian Folk Song Suite” by Calvert, and “Jubilee Overture” by Sparke. Matt Clark (euphonium) will be featured in “Auld Lang Syne”, cornetists David Langor and Jonas Feldman in “Quicksilver”, and the tenor horn section in “Serenade for Horns”.
The band will be led by resident conductor Dr. Malcolm Forsyth, and Dr. David Cook will be the compére.
Tickets are $17 (students/seniors $13). Special discounts are available for student groups (for special rates, call 431-2437 or email us at info@millcreekbrass.ca) Tickets are available at the door, or in advance through TIX ON THE SQUARE [Charge-by-phone 420-1757 or on line at www.tixonthesquare.ca]
Come and enjoy a unique and exciting music experience. Great entertainment for the whole family.
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Written by Ian McKenzie on October 30th, 2006 with 1 comment.
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Stan Ewing has written a review of the Melbourne Staff Band Concert, held in Toronto during the band’s recent visit to North America.
Written by Ian McKenzie on October 19th, 2006 with no comments.
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Pasadena Tabernacle has posted an MP3 file of the inaugural concert of the newly re-formed Western Territorial Band, with special guests Marjory and Stuart Watson.
0:00:00 - Band - “In Good Company
0:03:19 - Band - “Celebration”
0:07:43 - Welcome - Lt. Colonel Terry Griffin
0:09:27 - Worship in Song 20 “Stand up and bless the Lord”
0:12:38 - Prayer - Lt. Colonel Terry Griffin
0:13:51 - Band - “Sweetest Name”
0:19:17 - Marjory Stuart - “Tell of Jesus”
0:22:19 - Marjory Stuart - “I Dreamed a Dream”
0:26:02 - Marjory Stuart - “People Need the Lord”
0:29:39 - Band
0:34:58 - Band - “Fiesta”
0:39:24 - Band - “From That Sacred Tale”
0:42:49 - Marjory Stuart - “Get Happy”
0:46:59 - Marjory Stuart - “A Tribute to Altos”
0:52:18 - Marjory Stuart - “Three Love Letters”
0:58:45 - Band - “Cossacs Wedding Dance”
1:03:13 - Band - “Sing Praise”
1:07:40 - Band - “Traveling Along”
1:13:07 - Marjory Stuart - “Wade in the Water”
1:17:46 - Marjory Stuart - “I’m Finding”
1:21:23 - Marjory Stuart - “Unexpected Song”
1:25:26 - Band - “Amazing Grace”
1:28:10 - Devotional - Lt. Colonel Terry Griffin
1:34:33 - Band - “The Present Age”
1:46:23 - Prayer - Major Ralf Hood
1:47:57 - Postlude
Pasadena Tabernacle: Territorial Band Concert - Oct 2006
Written by Ian McKenzie on October 19th, 2006 with no comments.
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Tickets now available from Music & Gospel Arts 416-422-6108
Written by Ian McKenzie on September 18th, 2006 with no comments.
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Staff Bandsman Stan Ewing has written a report of the Canadian Staff Band’s 37th Anniversary Concert, held on May 27, 2006.
…Bandmaster Kevin Hayward and the Canadian Staff Band as they took the stage to present their 37th annual anniversary concert, held at Scarborough Citadel in Toronto , May 27th.
Salvationist.ca » Blog Archive » CSB Anniversary Concert
Written by Ian McKenzie on September 14th, 2006 with no comments.
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2006 is the 125th anniversary year of Chatham Citadel Band of The Salvation Army and, to celebrate this landmark, the band will be presenting a concert at The Salvation Army Citadel in Church Street, Chatham on Saturday 16th September at 7pm. Although the band can be heard every Sunday when it takes part in regular worship, it is unusual for the band to give a concert in the Citadel in its own right.
Chatham Salvation Army » 125 Years of Chatham Band
Written by Ian McKenzie on September 13th, 2006 with no comments.
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In Birmingham, one of our best sellers is sure to be the Double DVD of Highlights from the 2006 European Brass Band Contest. As well as all the major test piece performances, we have been able to include the whole of the B Section programme played by the sensational Brass Band OberOsterreich. Look out too for some fancy footwork from Black Dyke Band’s Richard Marshall and John Doyle in the gala concert! The Double CD w as launched last month and, as the track lists of the CD and DVD differ, continues to sell strongly. The CD and DVD combined serve to give you an almost complete record of the major performances during that weekend in Belfast.
The Heaton Collection has been a major sales success as well as being a recording triumph, bringing together Black Dyke Band and The International Staff Band of The Salvation Army in a pioneering collaboration. We are pleased to launch the final instalment of The Heaton Collection with the launch of Volume 4 played by Black Dyke Band with guest cornet soloist Martin Winter. The current National Champions, Leyland Band, continue to capitalise on that accolade by launching By Arrangement with which they celebrate sixty years of quality music making.
2006 is also a special year for Wingates Band as they celebrate the 100th anniversary of their ‘double’ of winning what we now know as the British Open and National Brass Band Championships in the same year. Incidentally, they went on to repeat the feat in 1907 too! Their latest CD release is Nyman Brass, an exciting recording of arrangements of music originally written by Michael Nyman. The arrangements were made with the complete blessing of the composer who even attended one of the recording sessions. The official launch date of this CD is not for another ten days but World of Brass have been given the exclusive opportunity of making it available to brass band audiences ahead of time.
Since our last update, The Salvation Army Gospel Arts Concert 2006 - Love So Amazing CD/DVD DualDisc has been received into stock. The concert can be seen and heard in its entirety and includes The International Staff Band playing Kenneth Downie’s St Magnus. The brass soloist on the night was Michael Baker from Montclair Citadel Band, New York. Michael gave a sparkling rendition of Standing on the Promises which, along with the other four solos with brass band accompaniment in the Philip Smith Signature Series, is now available on the website.
Written by Ian McKenzie on September 11th, 2006 with no comments.
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