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Subject: Re: New member
From: Steve Larwood <larwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 19:40:10 +0100
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Dennis Taylor: Welcome aboard, Sir!  You are however, nobbut a youngun'
- I play occasionally for Beeston Town band conducted by a Ernest Dring
(circa 87+) and led by principal cornet Johnie Clay (of Notts/Derbyshire
big band fame in the fifties) (circa 80).  The average age of the band
comes down to around 65 when me and my 13 year old son "help them out"
occasionally...

I think Ernie still teaches brass at Long Eaton college...

best regards

Steve Larwood, Euphonium Melbourne Town Band
http://www.mtb-brassband.com



Tayrow@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> I never thought that I would ever be able to send greetings to fellow bands
> people all over the world.Here I am at 73,having been in banding since the
> age of seven,still able to participate as a player and conductor. My early
> roots were with the S.A.,and have been a bandmaster at Dudley,WoodGreen
> (London),and Sunderland Millfield.Also conducted several 2nd section
> bands,and now as a retired music teacher,I have private pupils and do
> free-lance conducting.I look forward to reading your various subjects,as the
> days go by.
> Dennis Taylor
> 
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