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Bert Wiley of Bernel Music has a wonderful selection of brass CDs. He is also membership chair of NABBA and can be reached at <bernel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Regards, Dave Buckley. Ian W. Wright wrote: > > 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 -- unsubscribe or receive the list in digest form, mail a message of 'help' to listserver@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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