Oh the days in my youth when we followed the brass bands. As a little girl it was so very exciting, the whole council estate would come out to watch and us kids would follow behind for as long as we could. Anyone remember the rag and bone man too? He had a shire horse that pulled a flat cart. He'd blow a horn and shout. "Any olde rags, any olde rags". Again us kids would run out the house and follow him around the council estate. Great memories.
Always thought of this film as being Ken Loach-esque without Ken Loach himself. It’s a great film about a tragedy brought upon many Northern mining towns!
I was there,at Delph for this years brass band concert,bands from all over the UK were there also two bands from Switzerland and one from Australia great day out,i thought of Pete Postlewaite walking down Delph High St as i listened to the bands brought a tear to my eyes,truly great film.
Danny be like, "Screw you all, you drunkards, I'm out." at the end. Ah, despite being a cold and tragic film, it has its moments of comedy. Every good movie and show has a balance between funny sand sad: Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers, and countless others I can't name off the top of my head.
Why oh why couldn't they have marched through Delph on a sunny day with the sun on the descent casting long shadows like a wonderful John McCombs painting
rotunda57 I don't agree. My euphonium teacher was brilliant, but he was also able to play bad to show me how it sounded when I played (and after that he played the same measures well, to show me how it should sound).
1:36 is hysterical, they’re all mangled, Phil’s trombone comes apart, Harry throws up in his bloody euphonium, I love this film
One of the best films and loved pete postlewaite.❤
Oh the days in my youth when we followed the brass bands. As a little girl it was so very exciting, the whole council estate would come out to watch and us kids would follow behind for as long as we could. Anyone remember the rag and bone man too? He had a shire horse that pulled a flat cart. He'd blow a horn and shout. "Any olde rags, any olde rags". Again us kids would run out the house and follow him around the council estate. Great memories.
My Grandfather and great uncles played for Stretford Silver band many years ago and competed in competitions like this
Always thought of this film as being Ken Loach-esque without Ken Loach himself. It’s a great film about a tragedy brought upon many Northern mining towns!
This clip sums up a majority of my adult banding experience! Good music, good friends and a good too many drinks!! :P
zee1308 a bit like a darts day out then lol
What a wonderful film with wonderful actors a really beautiful insight into British life amazing movie
I remember going to see this brass tour around the villages in Lancashire whilst we were at university. It was really good music....
I was there,at Delph for this years brass band concert,bands from all over the UK were there also two bands from Switzerland and one from Australia great day out,i thought of Pete Postlewaite walking down Delph High St as i listened to the bands brought a tear to my eyes,truly great film.
We went round many of these with my parents they played with a few bands Mirless was the last, it has the same much memories
one of the best marches and films ever..
This reminds me why I love both this film and Whit Friday.
Absolutely superb; just a great clip.
I’m sure I’d be distracted if Phillip Jackson and Jim carter bought me a pint 🤣😍
Love this movie - and this sequence.
A march of the cobblers?There;s no answer to that.
Danny be like, "Screw you all, you drunkards, I'm out." at the end. Ah, despite being a cold and tragic film, it has its moments of comedy. Every good movie and show has a balance between funny sand sad: Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers, and countless others I can't name off the top of my head.
I love it 🥰🥰🥰
Brilliant in every degree!!!
This isd one of the funniest scenes in the film!
0:10 when you forget your lyre and haven't memorised the part
Delph near Oldham,been drinking in that pub many times now no longer a pub a sign of the times
I love whit Friday 👌👌
Ah yes. Band and pub. They go together so well ya know!
Brilliant film...
I LOVE THIS MOVIE
Quelle énergie !
fine sound !
Excellent :-D
Hey ' up Lad !
Why oh why couldn't they have marched through Delph on a sunny day with the sun on the descent casting long shadows like a wonderful John McCombs painting
on our music of this, it says to 'flutter' some of the notes. I think i can hear it in places in thisvideo but not sure. anyone else hear this?
60 people WERE BLOODY LAUGHIN' AT US!
MARCH!
You know this band is good when they have a hard time playing "bad" on purpose. Good players just can't play "bad" effectively.
rotunda57 I don't agree. My euphonium teacher was brilliant, but he was also able to play bad to show me how it sounded when I played (and after that he played the same measures well, to show me how it should sound).
... and again the 2 clarinets ...
im glad someone agree's or at least thats what i think your doing, im a little confused hehe ;-)
wicked
thank yoous govena :)
Members of the real collier band can be seen.
Who needs Hollywood crap …when we can watch BRITISH films like this
i would have to disagree and say that only great musicians can effectivly play 'badley'
It's all about the real ale trail
La bière et la musique pas sûr que ça va ensemble.
Of course it does! :P
Ofcurse
Tha's not played in t'colliery band has't thee?
A few pints and they can't play?! Lightweights. Obviously they hadn't spent any time in a US military band.