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     'Sound  AND Vision'!...

...actually it's just our 'home movies' and record collection...!!!

Don't worry it's perfectly clean and safe for children....as we move into the 21st Century I've discovered how to use 'moving pictures' and insert 'sound clips'. The following clips will provide a tiny glimpse of what the band can play now AND what we sounded like in the not too distant past - but mostly it will cause you to laugh because they sound like they were recorded in 1929...!!!

'Click' on the links below - they may take up to 90 seconds to download...so please be patient:

N.B.: Some of the following clips are 'test' clips (I'm learning!!) and will be replaced by something of 'quality' (or not !!) as we go along!!!

Video:

16.04.05 - 'The Trumpet Volunteer', Band playing at Rachael and Glenn's wedding as the bride makes her entrance.
...16.04.05 - 'Wedding March' - as above only the 'exit'!!!
09.04.05 - Liam Halloran playing 'Cute' (Neil Hefti - arr. Philip Sparke) for your viewing pleasure. It's a bit dark but you'll get the general idea.
02.02.05 - Band rehearsing 'Clochmerle' (Roper) .

 

Audio:

C. 1962 Rushden Temperance Band - 'Midland Bandstand' - broadcast on BBC Radio 4, "the Home Service" for the Midlands and East Anglia.

John Howard was conducting and the band played a full programme. The excerpt here is the 'March' movement from Gustav Holst's Suite in Eb.

This photo' dates from the time of the 'Midland Bandstand' broadcast and pictures the band at the Windmill Club, to see a bigger view use the 'archive photo's' link (left).

 

10.02.02 - Rushden Windmill Band (M.D. Richard Graves), 'Fanfare & Flourishes' (Curnow) at the Milton Keynes Brass Brass Band Festival - winning performance!

10.02.02 - Rushden Windmill Band (M.D. Richard Graves), 'The Irish Blessing' (Trad. arr. S. Bradnum) at the Milton Keynes Brass Brass Band Festival - winning performance!

10.02.02 - Rushden Windmill Band (M.D. Richard Graves), 'To A Wild Rose' (MacDowell, arr. E. Ball) at the Milton Keynes Brass Brass Band Festival. Euphonium Soloist: Mark Hanson - winning soloist AND performance!

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