Brilliant....what a start to this day....to any day actually. The tradition of "the brass band" MUST be preserved where ever it still exists. Perhaps there are places in the US that still joy in this, but I don't know of any in New England. HOw blessed to have hearing say I when I encounter this and its like.....
Love the cornets sound. I am a NZer and -played flugel in A Grade for years. NZ cornet players do not get this sound. Kyle Lawson is the only one and he is I believe principle cornet of Brighouse now. I played for Rotorua Brass many years. We were conducted by Colin Clayton whose father Elgar had been with (I think) Faireys before emigrating to New Zealand. Our band did get a more English sound than other New Zealand bands. Our principal cornet, Steve Thompson had a sound close to the English sound.
Cracking sound (especially bass trombone when playing an octave lower than written) :-). Great performance though some noticeable slips and tuning issues.
As a young brassbander back in the early 90’s, this one ripped my head off the first time I heard it, if it’s so boring and overdone, what do you suggest we point the next generation to instead?
Great performance ..but FFS will someone please write some new marches and ban Knight Templar / Senator / Ravenswood etc etc .. People have been playing the same old stuff for the last hundred years !!
Brilliant....what a start to this day....to any day actually. The tradition of "the brass band" MUST be preserved where ever it still exists. Perhaps there are places in the US that still joy in this, but I don't know of any in New England. HOw blessed to have hearing say I when I encounter this and its like.....
Fab sounds from ALL the basses and the Bass Trom,.... Add a touch of Sop on top of that !
Great performance and an amazing recording. Thank you for sharing!
Basses to the fore! Topped with a crispy layer of basstrombone! Absolutely fantastic!
Love the cornets sound. I am a NZer and -played flugel in A Grade for years. NZ cornet players do not get this sound. Kyle Lawson is the only one and he is I believe principle cornet of Brighouse now. I played for Rotorua Brass many years. We were conducted by Colin Clayton whose father Elgar had been with (I think) Faireys before emigrating to New Zealand. Our band did get a more English sound than other New Zealand bands. Our principal cornet, Steve Thompson had a sound close to the English sound.
Fairey I think, not B&R
The finale was so epic that it made me literally pump my fists in triumph!
Lovely to see the bass players, they are usually hidden at the back!! From a retired BB player.
Excellent Brass band musicians
Absolute perfection!
Great music. Well done!
We used to have the GUS foot wear band
When Northampton had a good boot and shoe manufacturer base.
Remember the film Kinky Boots?
Tis one of my favourite marches. Good to record from the back to get a bass boost....lol
It is a great march but wouldn't you like to hear something new instead of the same tired old stuff, year in , year out ?
@@pipmccann7734 No 😅 I like hearing the same, year in, year out
Wonderful!
❤Many times... 😅
Can I please have the score
Lovely counter medley from the Euphos
The bassist made me laugh grinning at the camera 😂
Donde puedo conseguir las partituras?
Really looking for the score too
Cracking sound (especially bass trombone when playing an octave lower than written) :-). Great performance though some noticeable slips and tuning issues.
Oh yet again that same old march
Luke Payne Knights Templar
As a young brassbander back in the early 90’s, this one ripped my head off the first time I heard it, if it’s so boring and overdone, what do you suggest we point the next generation to instead?
Great performance ..but FFS will someone please write some new marches and ban Knight Templar / Senator / Ravenswood etc etc ..
People have been playing the same old stuff for the last hundred years !!
H husband
Shite
They are playing a march and very well. What's your problem??