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Hi, A friend from another list has just commented to me that he can't find any Brass Band CDs in the US - is he talking rot or do we really starve them of culture?? ;-) Looking down the recent postings I notice that this topic has brought replies from some US members but only a very few. So, what is the brass band situation in the US? Is there a list of bands somewhere (perhaps covering all known bands around the world) if not should we try and compile one? Do US bands make CDs? Is the music played by US bands of a similar type and standard to that in the UK? A player with and Australian band commented to me recently that brass music over there all tended to be loud and raucus and quiet melodic playing was almost unknown. Fortunately, my friend did manage to see the 'Brassed Off' film and purchase the soundtrack CD and so he has got something to remind him of real culture but surely he could do better? Ian, p.s he lives in Vermont. Ian W. Wright Bandmaster and Euphonium player of the Hathersage Silver Band, Derbyshire, England see our web page at:- www.geocities.com/hollywood/6067/home.html -- unsubscribe or receive the list in digest form, mail a message of 'help' to listserver@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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