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Community Band Successful Concert

12 November 2012

On 10th November, Regent Community Brass hosted an evening of musical entertainment at the Church of the Ascension alongside trumpeter John Campbell, pianist Graeme Thewlis and soprano Tracy King. The evening proved to be quite a success with a very receptive audience in attendance to listen to a diverse programme of music which ranged from the music of local composer Esther Hopkins to Giacomo Puccini and even John Lennon and Paul MacCartney! The concert opened with the community band in…

Dorking Arts Alive

29 October 2012

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On 29th October, Regent Brass took part in their annual joint concert with the Mole Valley Silver Band in Dorking Halls, Leatherhead, as part of the “Arts Alive” festival. This event has become a regular fixture in the bands’ calendar for many years and once again it was a great success with a very receptive audience and was wonderfully compered by Ian Skelly, “the voice of BBC Radio 3”. On this occasion, the band performed a range of pieces including…

Westminster College Gardens Concert

25 August 2012

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On 8th August, the band gave their annual lunchtime concert in the beautiful surroundings of the college gardens in Westminster Abbey. Joined by a large and appreciative audience, the band performed a very diverse range of music which featured many of the bands’ soloists. The band are already looking forward to returning next year to perform at what has become one of the highlights of our performing calendar. We would like to also thank Lisa Stonham from Grimsdyke Brass for…

The Boat Project Margate

17 July 2012

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On Sat 14th July, members of Regent Brass participated in the Log Book concert in Margate, as part of “The Boat Project”. “The Boat Project is a living archive of people’s stories and lives, a 30ft vessel made from donated wooden items. From February to July 2011 the public donated their wood to the project but not just any old wood. Pencil or piano – exotic as Zebrawood or as familiar as pine every piece had a story behind it.…