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Ofiicial Journal ol lhe North American Brass Band Association, March 1996 lssue 63

Record Number of Bands Set for ColumbusNineteen bands are entered for Colu m-bus, April 12-13, and 33 soloists! This isa new NABBA record, and further evi-dence of our organization's recentgrowth. With this many bands theschedule wiu be very tight indeed. For-tunately all events take place in thesamebuildin&includingtheCala Con-cert by the Southem TeEltodal BrasgBand of The Salvation Army and thehost band, the Brass Band of Colum-bu8. Our guest band will be the nucleusof what should be a superb ReadingBand on Friday evenlng. In this issuewe are publishing the revised s.hedule- revised from that circulated inNABBA Newslette.#3, February, I 996.A fine anay of Exhibib has been set,including brags inrtrument manufac-turers, musicpubli6her6,andbraasbandrccordings. Unless cancellations occur,this time table will serve as the basis forthe final schedule of the weekend. Forlogisdcal and 6chedullnS concemsabout band r€he.rrel8/ oet-up6, par-cussion €qoipment, transportationquestlons - contrc-t Dr. Paul DrGteat 61L88&0310. For questionF aboutthe Contest itselt Board Meetin& andoverall schedule, contact Dr. RonaldHolz 605"E5&3511 Ext 2246. Contes-tants in the Solo Contest should be sllr€to ch€ck the slightly revised scheduleshown later in this issue. Bandmasbrsand Band Sear€taries are asked b passthatscheduleon b mentbers who mightirot be receiving the Bridg€:

NABBA 1995 April 12-13 Dublin Coffman High School. Dubltn, OH

Frida, April 12:12:0H:00p.M. tolo Contest (See schedule below)

3:00-5:00 NABBA Board of Directors Meeting

6:3HO0 Reading Band/NABBA General Meeting

Featuring Southem Territorial Band

8:20 Open #1 University Brass

8157 Open #2 Motor City Brass

*U Open #3 Woods Manufacturing

l0:l 1 Open #4 ftiotio Valley Brass and Percussion

Satutday, Aprtl 131

8100 A.M. Youth #l Junior Varsity All Stars

8t27 Challenge #1 Queen City Brass

9:04 Challen8e #2 Gncinnati Brass

9A1 Challenge #3 Commonwealth Brass

10:18 Challenge #4 Vaisity All Stars

10:55 Challenge #5 NCSU British Brass

77t22 ludgeY Lunch

12100 Honors #1 Dominion Brass

12137 Honors #2 Heidelberg Brass

I :14 Honors {13 All Stat Brass and Percussion

151 Honors 114 Eastem lowa Brass Band2t28 Judges' Break

2:45 Champ #1 Brass Band of Columbus

322 Champ #2 llinois Brass

359 Champ #3 Sheldon Theahe

436 Champ #4 Weston Silver

5:13 Champ #5 Cenhal Ohio Brass

7a0 Awards Cer€mony/CALA Crncert

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Otlicial quaderV journal of lhe NonhAm€rican Blass Band Association, Inc.Found€d by J. P€rry Watson in 1980.Us€ful n6ws lor British€tyl€ blass bandsin Nodh Am€dca. Th€ views exprsssdbycodribdorc aro nol necosEariv thoseollhs North Amerban Brass BandAssociation, Inc. Publicalion andadvenisirE deadlines arelhe 1slh olJanuary, Ap l, JuV, and Ocrober.Copy4thl @ 1996 by the No.lh AmedcanBrass Band Associslion, Inc. All ighls

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Mr. Ben L W eyNABBA lbmbot3hlp ChdrP.O. Bq Ai8Cullowhee, Nqdr Csrolln8 28723

Moving?The Brass Band Bridgo cannol b€toMarded because il is mailed thirdclass. So, be sure to mail to BeftWiley your old and new addresses,or )our copy ol lhe Brilge will bediscarded by the U.S. Post Office,and you will miss th€ ngxl issuss!

Editor's Notes

In the Fall of 1992 I took over theeditorship of the Bddt€ ftom the inde-fatigable Tom M,€rs. Nearly fouryearslater it is time I passed on the responsi-bilities to another talend individual,Colin Holman, conductor of the llli.nobBlass Ban4 who will be suppoftedby another resourceful person in ourNABBA famil, Board member CeorgeFoster.

The change in leadership will be effec-tive our next issue, following the Cclumbus contest. Please note in the boxbelow all lhe address chanSes for sub-mitting materials!

I will still be involved with the Bridg€as reviewer of recordings and books.Paul Droste continues as new musiceditor and Tom Palmatier continueswith advertising.

While ithasnotbeenan easy task, ithastteen an eni)yable one maintaining ourjoumal as sornething of which we canproud. The success of the Eridte isultimately in the hands of the member-ship of NABBA. The deglee to whichthey participabe in iB pages is ditical.

So, one last time, keep sending yourprograms and reports! Remember, wealso send matedals received into theNABBA Archir€s.

I hoF now to have time to get my nextbook finished: Brass Ban ds of The Salw-tbn Anfiy, to be published by EgonPublishers some trme in the not toodistant future.

I would be amiss if I did not acknowl-edge, before signing oft the invaluablework and skill of Lynette Owens, whohas been type-setting the Brldge forthesc past four years. To all of you thathave been kindly supportive and en-couraging to me in this job - thankyou!

Ronald W. Holz, Editor

P.S. No reviews this issue; they willrehrrn in our next issue.

New Bridge Editing Team:Colman Succeeds HolzStartingirmediately NABBA mem-b€rs and bands should address Oreirmaterials for the Bridg€ to:

Colin Holman, EditorThe Brass Band BridSe31 Joseph laneGlendale, tL 60139TEL: ru-66542r3FAX:U7-:]67-7240(c/o George Fost€r)

E-Mail to th€ Bridg€:Sarah Holfiran:sholrnan@david.wheaton.eduGeorge Foster:gfosibb@wwa.com

N€w Music R€view€rPaul Droste1310 Maize Rd CourtColumbus, OH 43229

New Reaordlng/Book Review€rRonald W. Holz520 North Lexington AveWilmore, KY 40390

Advertislng ManagerCPt Thomag PalrnatierThe U.S. Continental BandFort Monro€, VA 23651

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Columbus,0hioApril 12-13,1996

Host: Brass Band of Columbus

Gala Concert Guest:Southern Tenitorial Brass Band

of the Salvation Army(Richard Holz)

NABBA Solo ContestSchedule 1996Our Solo Contest shows a 100% in-crease over the first contest last year!Each contestant is allowed no morcthan ten minutes on stage, and a maxi-mum of six minutes worth of music.

First Plac€ winner, with cash awad,will be chosen. As fiuny HonorableMmtions as the iudges feel worthy willalso be named.

l. Youfi rnd Sbu ebdy Adult (Bandroom)

Yontr12!O Adam Wlson (Eudronium)1210 Mo.gan Sti|e fruba)1220 PhilRotinson(Eudpnlum)1230 Roben Snolson (Comot)12:40 Bdan Adak (Eudlonium)

Addt Slow tlelody1250 Dhm HoEt (Euptlodum)I i0 Ron Wlliarns (Comet)110 Roben Gray (Comol)120 Llrdsay Erawlel (Rwpllrom)I30 Laun Wells flrombom)1r40 oadin Hafl€y (Euphonlum)

ll. Adult Toctulcsl (Audltorlun)

i2!0 Kabd G.asso (Eud|ooiun)l2l0 hn Robhson fiuba)1220 Jof Sharpo (Euphonium)1230 John l'l€ling (EuptDnium)12iO Ma* Erdman (Comol)1250 Bian Frcdodcksen (Euphonium)I t0 Julio Vish (E Rat Soprano)ll0 Usa Muh (Alo Hom)120 Rob Earnes (Euptunium)130 Jud0es' 8rcak130 Romld Grundber! (Euphonlum)150 John Aren lAlo Hom)2!0 Scot Healh (Euphcr um)210 G.rgory Beltb.n (Eudlonium)24 oen& iro.dn6k (Cornol)230 Ge|ald Munhy (Eupt|onium)2A0 Willhm Tackacs (E Fhl Soprano)zfi RonWlllams (Comel)3n0 Rob€d Snolzsl (FlugBlhorn)310 Niles Donino fiuba)320 lcvh Cadl fircmbo.lo)3fl Mid|aolshlts(Eudrcnim)3:10 Jsfl Ru0Edord {Bass Trombon€)

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Southern Territorial Band To BeFeatured At Gala ConcertAn all-starband madeupof ThcSalva-tion Army's fincst Southern brassplay-crs comcs to columbus for the satur-day evcning Cala Conccrt - this yearrunning concurrent with the annualCod and Catnry F6.li1,v, co-sponsoredby The Salvation Army of Columbusand the host band, the Blass Band ofColumbus. Scveral excitingncw worksby Stephcn Bulla, a memtrer of theSou th€m Terrltorial bombone section,will be featured, including a comet solo,Heaoenbound (Lars Otto Ljungholm,soloist), and a rnajor work, Concertantefot Brass Band. W)th works wcre com-missioned for the band's tour of CreatBritain laier this Spring. In addition,the fine tsombone and rhythm s.:(tionsof this band will feature s€veral fineanangements f rom the best-sellingCD*i.es, Spitittalg to Ihe Bofle. Roundingout their program will t€ two classics- Erik Leidzen's dynamic festivalmarch, FollotDing the Elag, a d Alleluiaby Randall Thompso& transcriH bythe late Commissioner Fichard Holz.

The BBC will pcrform several itemsfrom their succcssful Mid-West prc5'ram, includingSparke's Mountai n Songand the tour{e{orcc transcription (r-leidoscope, Bian Bowen' s masterful ar-rangcrnent of Rimsky-Korsakoy's mu-sic. The pro8ram will conclude withMasscd Bands: Fcstival March--Celerrafior (Condon), conducted by AnitaCocker Hunt; The Ifid Above (R.W.Holz), conduct€d by Ronald W. Holz;Swing Arrangement-Since lesus(Ballantine). conducted by RichardHolz; and Procession ol the Nobles(Rimsky-Korsakov/Curnow), con-ducted by Paul Droste.

For nearly 70 years, the USA SouthernTerrttorial B and has been closely linkedwith thc history of The Sal vation Armyir the Southland. Commencing withthe official inauguration of the USASouthem Teritory in April 1927, theband has faithtully supported terito-rial gatherings and other special events.The bandsmen wcre the SouthernTerritorj/s ambassadors to the '1990

Intemational Cor.gress in tondon, En-

gland. ThisSpring tlrey return to CreatBritain for a tour and a fcatured spot inthe prestigious Music Councils at TheRoyal Alb€rt Hall.

The USA Southem Tenitorial Bandunites a gcographically diverse tcrri-tory withbandsmen travclinghundredsof miles for rehearsals and territorialevents. Thc personnel of the band rcp-rescnt 15 states that form theSouthernTerritory. A high calibcr of musician-ship and a shong mofivation for aneffective music ministry arc hall marksof thc mr'n and women in the group,including 14 bandmastors, 1l officcrs(cler8y), and 5 songster lcaders(choraldircctors).

A sp(ia I fca tu re of th!'rfpcrtoire of thcband is thc inclusion of compositionsby past and present membcrs of thegroup. Thosc includc Stephen Bulla,Chief Arranger for The PresidenfsOwn Marine Band and White HouseOrchestra; james Curnow, SouthernTerri lorial M usic Ed itor, .lanrcs A nd cr-son, Jim Che''ne, Douglas Court, PaulKellner, Cracmc Prcss, and ChristGphcr Priost.

Bandmaster Dr. Richard E. Holz is thcTcrri torial Music Sccrctary for thc USASouthem Territory. His responsibilitiesinclude the administrahon and su-pervision of music and music educa,tion programs conductcd by The Sal-vation Army in'l5Southem States. Dr.Holz came to the South in 1979 afterserving for 9 years at South CentralCommunity College in New Havcn,Connccticut, leaving with the rank ofAssociate Professor, His educationalbackground includes master's and doc-toral degrees in music education ftomColumbia University in theCityof NewYork. Dr. Holz has scrved as a Salva-tion Army bandmaster for over 25 years.This includes leadership of the South-em New England Divisional Band(1969-1977'); Hartford, CT, CitadelCorysBa d11977 79r;and theAtlantaTempl€ Band (1979-1993). He hasserved as Bandmaster of the USA Sou th,em Tenitorial band since 1984.

seplember 1995 Th€ Bfsss Band Brtdge 5

President's Podium

When NABBA gatheF in Colunibuswhat will we attempting to achieve?No doubt for some, it is all about win-ning that banner and trophy. Fortu-natel, NABBA has escaped in largemeasure the bitter, sour bickering thatcan a(ompany contests and their rc-sults. Is it all just a competition?

I hope NABBA members come to Co-lumbus, above all, to make the bestmusic they can, Also, that they learnf rom the o0rcrband gthatperf orm,bothin terms of perfoniance gtyle and lit-elature. In addition, friendships will berenewed or stard, our fellowshiD en-riched as we share our triumphs, ourstruggles, and our hopes for the futureof excellent brass bands.

There is no qusdon that our contesthas b€en the single mogt effectlve con-tributor to the rapld rise in our stan-dard of play. Large distanc€s still keepmany of our excellent and very active

bands away ftom the yearly meetin&however, NABBA must reach out innew and exciting wa)s to help insurecomplete health throughout the orga-nizatioD via regional festivalsand con-tests, shared guest dinicians/soloists,sumnEr wmkshops and training s€s-srcns.

We can realize that vision by havingsEong Board mernbeE. You have anopportunity again b norninate or helpnominate quality, acti!€ members, viathe form included in this issue. Get in toBert Wiley as soon as you can.

Likewise, be a brasr band evangelist,copy the NABBA membership formand send it round to folks you knowwould enjoy being members.

I have no doubt that NABBA XMnColumbus will be a real peak experi-ence for us all, Much work is going intothe effort, espedally from our hosts in

the BBC, especially Paul Droste and Dr.Jeff Kelle!, principal trombone theBBCand dircclorofbands at Dublin CofftnanHigh School, our contest site. The won-dertully jammed schedule, due to therecord number of bands and soloists,should prove outstanding, Fovidedwe all keep cornmunicating and helFing one another deal with the delight-fully crowded schedule.

Remember, you can leam ftom everymusical group, musical composition,conducbor, soloisL that you hear inColumbus. Make it an effichine andennobling time together.

Ronald Holz, President

3RD ANNUALNORTHEASTERN BRASS BAND

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New BridgeEditing Team:Colman Succeeds HolzStafi ing iftnediaElyNABBA membersand bands should address their tnateri-als for the Bidge !o:

Colin Holman, EdttorThe Brass Band Bridge31 Joseph taneGlendale,IL @139TELt 7M454213FAX: &7-367-7240 (C/ o George Fos-ter)

E.Mail to the Bridt€:Sarah Holmanlsholman@david.wheaton.cduGeorge Foster:gfosibb@wwa.com

N€w Music ReviewerPaul Droste1310 Maiz€ Rd CourtColurnbur OH 43229

New Reaordlng/Book R€vl€w€rRonald W. Holz520 North Lexington AveWilmore, KY 40390

Adverd8hg M.nagerCPf Thomas PalmatierThe U.S. Continental BandFort Moffoe, VA 2365 1

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Phtltp Catelinet (r9r r - 1996) North AmericanSummer BrassOne of world's great brass musicians, Philip B.amwell Catelinet, died recently. An

accomplished brass performer for whom Ralph Vaughan Williams wrote his It baConaerfo (195{), Catelinet was also a noted composer and alranger. He scoredVaughan Wiffiams' Pralude on Three Welsh Hymn Tuncs written for The Intema-tional Staff Band of Thc Salvation Army. He w'ote 15 orchcstral work, over 30pieces for wind band, 40 vocal arrangefiEnts, much chamtJe. music for a variety ofcombinations, and over 50 compositions for brass band. His early training came inthe Music Editorial Deparhnent of The Salvation Army in Londo0 England. Aftera short time as a Salvation Army officer, Catelinct embarked on a career as aprofessional musician, t€coming an orchestral pianist and tubist in several promi-nent British orchestras, including the BBC Theahe Orch€stra, the LondonPhilharmonl4 and the London Sjmphony Orch€stla. In thc 1956 hc moved to theUSA and was soon on the faculty of Camegie Mellon University in Pitlsburgh,from which he retired in the mid-I970s. He moved back to England withhis wifeRosalind in l977and maintained an active involvement in brass band affairs.

Join WoodsManufacturing inNova Scotia -

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The Woods Manufacturing Band isseeking extra brass/percussion play-ers to pin them June 23-July 9 for atrip to Nova Scotia and the annual Tat-tm Festival. While you would have tocover your havel expenses to and ftomOttawa, Ontario, Woods Mlg. will payfor all your banlport, food, and ac-commodatloft Ououthout the sch€d-ul€! Whata great deal!

The first week in Nova Scotia wouldinvolve rehearsals During week twothere would be several conc€rts in thecity of Halifax, and, of course, the solospots during the Taftoo itself.

The band will be taking 40 membersand 8 dancers. For further details con-tact Drector David Druce at 613-964-2819; FAX 613-984{295. Or contactJanice LaRose, band secretary, at 613-230476.

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Band Camp, July14-20, 1996BI?ss end rsiasB are encorrirgc(l r()tille ad\".rnnqc ol a $ondcrlirl nc\\,opportuniq this sLrnnner l.ed b\ RovNerlsome (Sun Life Band; NationalYouth Brass Band of a;r(ar Rfiriin)ancl stall nrembers/tLrtols t)ob U)rild\(cLrphorriLrin), Lyndir Nichohon (cor.,)et), irrd orrc ()t lx r knv brirss spc.i i t l -ist, the camp rvi l l [ur Iron Sundll,Jl l l ,v ] l rhrough Sanl|r l l t \rJuly 20. l heDrodc5t (()st f(,r rh( .r irut ' : .$120nrit ion: Sl:() roonr and board, IbI atotal ol S:J0. r\ grear brrttrirl

Thecamp is tobehcld on thecampusof Western Carolina University, in thebeautiful Smoky Mountains of NorthCarolina. WCU is in Cullowhee, NCalso the home of Bert Wiley and BemelMusic Ltd. Eert is assisting Roy in co-ordinating the camp and will gladlysupply inforrnation for those intercsdin this special camp. You can reachBert on Phone or Fax at | 7(Y-293-9312.Applications willbe mailed outinmid"March. Thecampisof f iciallyendorsedand sponsored by NABBA.

The National Youth Bra$ Band ofCreat Britain wil l be coming toCullowhee just at thc conclusion ofThe North American Summer BrassBand Camp. While there they will holdtheir annual summer program course,called a "summer sahool." As a specialoffer, for iust an additional $120, othalf price, any North American par-ticipant may stay the second week,enpy the trainin& the concertt andmore of dre Smokies. Further details inthe NIYBB s tour will be listed in thenext issue of NABBA NewsletterandBridge.

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Long Range Planning!

NABBA 1997April 18-19, 1997

Red Wing, Minnesota(60 milesfrom

Minneapolis/St. Paul)

Host Band: Sheldon Theatre

New NABBA BandsMotot City Btass Band gohn Arcn),14850 Aubre, Redford, Ml 48239 (newmember band)

Iulnoir Headland Bras3 Band CfedChase), RR #1, Box r74, Chatham, IL62629 (renewed n€mber band)

Two new bands just starting upl

Brassworks Centennl.l Bandc/o Steve Call731 N 1220 EProvo, UT E4606

Capitol City Bnss Bandc/o Aime€ Gamborn2185 Coolridge RdHolL MI 48842

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Brass Band Programs

Recenl, Replesentalivs Brass Band Concerts Listed In Conc€n order loist Jim Blood; S?riss Festiaal Ooettwe(Sparker; Hands Across the Sea (Sousa/Twitchings). Lake Wobegon BrassBand. December 10, 1996. Anoka-Ramsey Corfinunity College. Program:Fantasy of the Bells (Plerce); Shephenl'sPipe Carol (Rntter / Ctaham); E Flat So-FanoSolo: OHolyNiSrt (Adam/Bulla),Soloist Richard Perkins; NaEation: IreBoy Who Wanted a Tuba (Brcit&Ward),Narrator M. Joyce Paulj Bugle,'s Holi-day (Anderson); Sleig, Ri,,le (Anderson/Tornlinson); The Little Dnnnmel Boy(Simeone/Sparke); Vocal Solo: TlreChrbhtas Song (Torrr:.e / Sparke), Solo-ist Bruce Messer; L tle Bleak Mid-Win-lel (Holst/ Bulla); lMite Chtislfias lBetlin/Hjmes).

Lerington Brass Band (Ron Holz andSk ip Cray ) . Feb rua ry 25 , ' 1995 .Singlehry Center for the Arts, Univer-sitv of Kentuckv. O?arh oe fo Two BlindA9!-pl-!dr49(Metut / w'ighi; conno'talirns (Cregson); Wach Auf lrotfi DjfMeisl ersi ne er (Wasner/R.E. Holz)iIerusalen (Parry / Jakewayr; EuplrcniuttlIartasia (Bulla), Soloist DavidHenderso ;Comet Ai on(Binge);BassTrombone Solo: Hock hon The NobleGtg.pg (Richards), Soloist LouisBourSois; Pastirre With Good Comryn!(Henry VIII/Roberls); Rondeau(Mouret/Graham).

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BuJfalo Silver Band (Michael Russo).February 11, 1995. St. Paul's LutheEnChurch, Eggertsville, NIY. Program:Fanlarc lor NABBA (C!rr.ow], Cimond(l,arcaster); The Standard of St. George(Alfotdl; America the Bultrr\,l (Himes);Lone Eagle March (Edwards /Trevarthen); Tre Girl With Flarefi llair(Debussy/Brand); Anparito Roca(Dalmau/Winter); Irre C il I Ieft Beltirulllangtordl) Selectiotls fum !!!E!_SjdrS&4 Gemstein/Wrigho.

Brass Band of Minot (James D.Thomton). January 21, 196. McFarlandAuditorium, Minot, ND. Program: Iar-farc qnd Star Spangled Banner (att.Thornton); ?tre Corsack (Rimmer);Flugelhom Solor D/irk To Me Only (ar(.Bowen), soloist Dwight Vaughc Oaerture to 4_Eg!gJk!Jk2!jr9 (V erdi /Wighi; Malagueru (Lecouna); EhghsilFolk Song Suile (Vaughan Williams/Wright); Ness n dorma lPuccirj.i/Beringen); Blrle Tango (Anderson/Barsotti); Irss s Trorfibofie (Fill'x.orc).BrasB Band oI Mlnot (tames D.Thomton). February ll, 1995. RugbyAudilotiltfi. Fanlare and Star SqngledBarr?/ (Thornton); Procession ol theNortes (Rimsky-Korsakov/Curnow);Flugel Solo: D/rflt To Me Only Gowen);filreston (Bulla);Malaguena(Lecouna);The Badlands Suite (ftamton); Eupho-nium Sofof Grandfather's Cloak(Doughty), soloist Michael Cwach; BlueTango (Anderson/Barsotlirt Salute tothe Atrned Forces (n\orrlu.].n\

Fcstival City Btass (WaFe Becker).November, 1995 Concert. Program:Allgelus (Bal!} Fque #577 (Bach/tucker)t In Forzt del datino Nerdi/Wi9ht\; Duet lor ft.,o Cats (Rossini);English Folk Song Suite Naughan Wil-liams/Wright);/{n nrrstr olian Chrbtrraslcumow\;Dafice of the Sugm Plun Fairi.a (Tchaikovsky/Beckertt ChristrnasCaprice (Becker): Troil<a (Prokofiev /Farr).

ImpedalBrass (Patrick Bums). Novern-kr 19, 1996. Imperial Music Center,South River, l.IJ. Program: Hadleijdt

Camp March (Steadman-Allen); TreSheT erd's Sotg(Rjchtds); Comet SololA HqpW Day (L,eidzen), Soloist MikeBaker; Forgotten Drums (Anderson/W aad) ; Rdat sky March (Sttauss/Ryan);Sinfonietta (La glord\ Supenlun (Wil-liams/Farr); Euphonium Solo: R /r-somed (Marshall), Soloist AndrewThor^ley ) Entertainrnerls (Vinter);Thonksgiving (Leidzen); AppalachianMwntain FoIk Song Sr/ite (Curnow).Impe al Brass (Patrick Bums). Decem-ber 1Z 195. Community United Meth-odist Church, Roselle Park, NJ. CuestTrornboneSoloist: Analrew B€ryman.Prograft Chrbtmqs IoV Geidzen); lp,pslachiatl Motntain FoIk Song Suite(Curnow); Concelio fot Trombone(Duncant; Farundole (BizetlWright);Enlefiainmolts (Vinter); The Spitit ofChfttmas lcook); The ShEhefi s Sotlg(Richards); Trombone Solo: The EternalQr./es, (Steadman-Allen); Duet for Cor-net and Trombons Cousins (Clarke/Freeh), Andrew Berrlman with MikeBaker on Corne! !^r,ile Crristulas (Pl.r-lin/Freeh); Tre Message of Chtisttias(Himes).

Hannaford She€t Silver Band (GuestConductor James Ctraw). Hom olPImtV. February 4,1996, Jane MalleftTheahe, St. Lawrence Center for theArts/ Toronto. Progrant me Great Rerrirr?l (Gordon); Hannafor.l Ouerlure(lrvil:.e)t Cmcerto lor Frcnch Hom anilB/ass Bard (Cregson), Soloist JamesSommervil le; Brass Miniaturcs(Cumow)i Esplit (Curnow\t Swniettalcur ow\t Cqnadian Folk Song Suite(Calvert); World Prerrieret AtkactfueMelal (BerE ,

Lake Wobeton Blass Band (CharlesOlson). October 15, 1995. Salem Cov-enant Church. Ptogramt F.stival Fafi-Iare ofi St, Francis (Himes); Ioacala(Frescobaldi/Curnow\; Espana(Chabrier/Langford)t Trumpet er'sLrllabr (Anderson), Soloist CharlesOlson; Iireslonz (Bulla);,4sp etls of h obe(Himes); Arid. With Me (arr,Engebretson); Baritone Solot G @t git OnMy Mifld (C.annichad/ Morrison), So-

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Spires &ass Band (John Slezak). Nigl,tat the Wa. olctohPJt 27, 1995. WeinbergCenter for the Arts. Program: Orerft.lrclo lk-MlcLIUlg (MozartlRiruner);LLrgo al factotum (Rossini/Langford),Euphonium Soloist Luke Spiros; OnWith the Mo ey (L@ cavallo/Fan), EFlat Soprano Soloist Mark Nichols;Gtund Marchlron AiCe(Y erdi /Wright),Nessun dorma (Puccini /Snell), Trurn-pet Soloist Cfifton Bigoneyt Introduc-tbn to Act III lrom Inheflerin (wagfrct /WrighD) Carfien Fantasy (Bizet /Langford); Floroer D el from Afur(Delibes/Sparkc), Soloists Cli f tonBigoney and Teresa Britg Soldierc' Cho-rus lrom EgtL(Govnod /Langford );Bacchanale from samson and Delilah(SainFsaens/Smith). Spires Br.s8Band oohn Sle"ak). Ronance in Br,tss.February 15, 196. Weinberg Center forthe Arts. Programr Slar Spo ngled Bafiner6ft . Leidzen\ Iove Changes k)erything(Webber/Bulf a); Serenata (Toselli/Richards); Selectrbns tDrn Mu Fair Ltdu

(l€mer&Irewe); Sotr y As I L&rE You(Cathenll) Sorneone To Watch OverMe (Gershwin/Femie); The Way WeWere GIan{isch/Gollandl; Charlb lsMy Darling (Langford);c@tgb Otl MyMind (Motrisnn):The Gbl I Icft Behind(I.anglordrt Fotgotten DTetnrs (Ander-son/Brand)j Someuhere Oul There(Barry).

Tliangle Btass Band (Michael Votta).Novemb€r5, 1995. FearingtonVillage.NC. Program: Ptqessbn 4 the Nobles(Rimsky-Korsalov /Cum ow); W iur d olOz (Arlen /Ball); Ni.aea (Himes); Nrpoli(Bellstedt/ Brand ), Armed Forces Salutc(B!lld; Feitioal Fanlare lHimes); Srm-,fl ertirr? (Cershwin/ Banks, ; S inpb C i f t s(Steadman-Allen); Hoe Doun(Coplandl; Anetiu (Htues't; Stars andStrtpes €ousa). Tdangle Br.ss Band.loint Concert with NCSU Btitish DracaBand. December '1, 195. Stewart The-ahe, NCSU. Program: NCSU-Fanfotefor N/88,4 (Cumow); S eond Suite ifi F

(Holst); Clliifrnas Ooertwe (G,olla dr;Fanous Bitish March.s (Lrngford); Tri.a Ele-Fanfare and Flo.trisha (C!fi'ow,;Toccrta (Frescobaldi/Cumow); Rtar-sody for Trombone and Brass Band0angford), Soloist Caren Enloe; P/ecetsional lor Bnss Band (Gregson); HoeDo.r, (Copland); Combined Band6-Anazing Grace (HinesrThe ChisttasSonS (Torme/Himes) G raf Gafe ol Kiev(Mussorgsky/Walmsley). TrtanSl.Braca Band. Christnas Concert. Decem-ber 10, 1995. Hill Hall Auditorium,LTNCH. Program: Chris tnas lazz Forw-iaes (Niehaus); Fanfare anil Flourishes(Curnow); To..daa (Frescobaldi/Cujjnow ) ; Reft ifi i6c.er1 ce ofi a hql ish Ca tuI(Yotk j Chrbtmds Suite (Bulla); Ctrist-nas Ooerlure (Golla d, The Chrishws5on8 (Torme/Sparke); EuphoniumSolo: Napolt (Bellsted t/Brand), SoloistRandy Cuptill; Hoe Dorr, (CoplandtFanlare and Carol: O Come All Ye Failhfrl(Banks).

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SpiEs Brass Band gohn Slezak) per-formed on the 'Today'' Show withWilard S<oft on S€ptember 6, 1995, asPartof brcadcast coverage of Federick,Maryland's 250th anniversary. All ofl5 seconds ofcordon langford's DaisyBell rang out during this national expo-sure.

Idrp€tial Btass (Patrick Bums) waspleased to have An&ew Berryman,pdncipal hombone of the Hall€ OFahesha, as their guest soloist in Decem-ber (See Brass Band Proslams ior fulldetails). Berryman also presentedrnasterclassesatManhattan and JulliardSchools of Music.

Bra$ Band of Battl. Creek (Jeff Tysik)will present two programs in April (seeFuture Concerts box below) with guestkumpeter Mrwtn Stanrnr. A CD willbe recorded in the days following, co-produced by conductor Jeff Tysik andCurds Olson. The CD will be titledBrazzmahzz and will feafure comet/trumpets Marvln Stamm, VinceDMartino, Danny Barber, and JohnDaniel, Rkh nhan $'tll be featured onflugelhom in laura; Mark Kellogg wtllbe performing fm Getting SatincntalOoer Yov; and E-Flat tubist MartyErickson will be also be featured, a9well as Tom Princ€ on drums. Thigsummer the BBBC will host DocS€vetlnoen, July 13th at C,O, BrownStadium.

Lake WobeSon Br.rs Band uses itgtide wlth the full pemission of Garri-son Keillor and Minnesota Public Ra-dio! Not a competing band, the goupFsthop€s "to create fine sounds for outown and our audlen(es' ahazement "according to band publicist BillCampbell, a charter member of thegouP

Trl.ngle BrasB D.nd (Michael Votta)gave tour programs in the laEautumn-Christmas season (See hograrns sec-ligd induding a Fint tund-raiser withtlle Unid Way of Chadlam Crunty, aFintprogramwift NCSUBdfish Btass,theL own Chrishnas concert at UNC,ChaDel Hi[. At the conclusion of that

concert the band gave a reception thatdoubled as a send-off party for directorMike Votta, who was leaving the bandfor four months b take the Duke Uni-veEity Wind Symphony to Vienna fora semester. In the interim the band willbe in the capable hands of Dr. Jim Hile,Director of Bands at LINC, Chapel Hill.Dr. Hile is not new to brass bands,having led the brass band at IndianaUniversity.

Eastern Iowa Brasc Band will be cel-ebrating their loth affiversary duringthe Grsnd Ce.lebrotion of Bnss Bands,June 22nd, at Ushers Ferry Historic Viflage. Friends and alumni who have notyet been contacted, find out more atloutthe event by calling Joan DeHo4 at319-377-868t or write her at 890Parkview Dr., Marion, I A 52n2-2754.

In December EIBB gave three Chist-mas concertsr Galena, IL; Cedar Falls,IA; and Ml Vemo& IA. They continueto be one of the busiest NABBA bands!Their Spring subscription series beginson April 20th in Mt, Vemon. Threemore follow betore their Grand Cel-ebration ln June.

Bulfalo Sllvet Band and East€m IowaBra$ Band haveb€en keeping ln buchand sharing theil efforts, co(rms, andhoFs. According to Nelson Starr oIBSB, such an undertaking is "gupport-ive in every wa, mutually rewatdin&and inJormative."

weBton Silver Band will be c€lebrat-ing their 75th anniversary with a reunion and concert Satuday, M6y 4,19 , in the town of Weston (City ofYork). Originalyhown asTh. WestonBoJ'r Band uMer its founding conduc-tor George Sainsbury the band today isunder the musical direction of RonClayson. Over the yeals the band hashad several vrell-known conductors,such as Morley Calvert, Wallace Ma-son, and Douglas Field, and many tal-ented musicians have been associadwith the band as players. The band isDroud to be one of Canada's finestarnateur bra6s bands lDave Pearson].For further inlorrnation, please contactWesktn Silver Band, PO 8ox79621,1995

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Th€ Bra33 Band of Minot 0ames D.Thomton) continues to build its suD-portbase, with a fine Board ofDirectoisand have recmdy achieved Non-profitstahs. They now have sponsorshipftom two local TV stations - with allthe advertising that goes with it! Theirconcert oPPortunities are reallyexpand-ing as a result,

F€stival City Brass had two ofits mcm-bers, Roger and Kathy Musack E Flatbass and alto hom respectively, vaca-tion in England recently. This includeda great chance to play two concerbwith Rurhden Wturdmlll BErs Bandand get to the final rehearsals of RltldContaln€rs Drior to the Nationals. InDecember thi FCB spread hotiday ch€erthrough various shopping rnalls. Al-ways well received at such functions,the band even drew a large crowd desDite a snowstom. A must-see was thetuba s€ction donning Santa hab andsunglasses during llree Kings SuingbyHimes. Thet next concert will be onMarch 2nd, sponsored by Clendale Senior CiEens,

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