There's an elegance to the opening as the familiar strains of Now Thank We All Our God weave their way in and out of the texture - and Dalmellington brings a multi-layered performance to the stage, myriad musical colours rising to the fore. The tragic death of 20 year old Coalburn player Beth Mae Damer placed the fleeting emotions of celebration and disappointment for competitors at the Scottish Championship in Perth into stark context. 8) Irvine and Dreghorn Youth Band | John Boax. Abide With Me sees the programme take a reflective turn and the band works hard to find a smooth, legato feel to the sounds. SG1 1LZ 18/19 March Kevin Williams (Regional Secretary): secretary@london.regional-contest.org.uk / 07813 154163 MIDLANDS https://mabbc.org/ New venue: The Core, Corby, Northants, NN17 1QG 1) Campbeltown Youth Brass | Katrina Barr. A few individual frailties and the odd "unforced" error". It's to the theatre King's Park Brass takes the Perth audience next, in Bring Him Home, from Les Misrables. The direction is calm, authoritative and no-nonsense - and the band returns the favour, rising to the considerable challenges in this evocative work. With their euphonium also picking up a 'best' accolade they may have been disappointed they didn't get the Cheltenham nod, but on the day the consistent ensemble virtues of their rivals just held sway. Is something on this page incorrect? While things dont entirely gel, it settles into its stride as the piece progresses. It brings down the curtain on a characterful rendition of a fine piece, one which did much to engage the audience in Perth. Whitburn Wee Band takes to the stage with Growing Pains, the set work in the Preparatory Section. The results of the 2022 UK Pipe Band Championships have been uploaded to the website. Whitburn Band has welcomed four new signings in time for its challenge at the Scottish Brass Band Championships. Great Britain Area Contests Great Britain National Contest National Championships Notes Prior to World War Two, this contest existed as a standalone Scottish Championship. It was a point picked up by Sandy in what he felt was "the best" First Section contest he had heard here for some time. Gorebridge Gallop motors along, the jaunty tunes underpinned by very secure drum kit playing throughout. Not a learner band. enthusiastic with drive to take the band forward and prepare for Concerts this year and Contesting 2024. in the 3rd section, DRSAM, Dip.NCOS Arranger, composer, adjudicator, conductor, Grimethorpe to link with Denis Wick for new partnership, Priestly prep on show ahead of Yorkshire Championships, Regent Hall Concerts - The Countess of Wessex's String Orchestra, Contest: Yorkshire Regional Championships, Boarshurst Silver Band - Stockport Silver Band, Regent Hall Concerts - The Band of the Scots Guards. NASUWT Riverside (above), Kirkbymoorside, Tewit, Jayess Newbiggin and Flookburgh claim the Durham titles Saturday, 19 March 2022 For the fourth time in five years, the NASUWT Riverside Band lifted the Geneva Instruments Regional Championship trophy in triumph. The players of Kilmarnock Concert must have been itching to race out the front door on a band night then, after they produced what he said was "above all other bands. 17) Hepworth Band | Ryan Watkins - Revelation (Philip Wilby). It wasn't flawless from Whitburn, but it was wholly committed, reaching new heights in the final stages, with large spells of the brilliance audiences have long come to expect from the West Lothian outfit. 10) Loanhead Brass Rootlets | Alan Fernie. Elsewhere it was encouraging to hear an appreciative respect for Vinter's intentions; the ensemble challenges mostly met with confidence from the kaleidoscopic opening to the ferocious, but only occasionally jugular-blood 'Red'. Kirkintilloch Kelvin (Thomas Wyss): 1875. 2) King's Park Junior Brass | Jordan Fairley. One of the most significant events in the history of coal mining, this disaster is acknowledged as the worst mining accident in history. The full line-up of participating bands is: The Scottish Championships 2020, organised by the hard-working Scottish Brass Band Association (SBBA) was held at Perth's wonderful Concert Hall last weekend (7/8 March). Categories: Classical Music View Dates They used what they were given and made music properly in the style of Langford.". This is a performance imbued with light and shade, while theres an endearing, old-fashioned quality to the sound., which blends so well. A Royal Parade has a suitably noble air, grand melodies nicely shaped and underpinned by well-disciplined percussion. March 1 Brighouse & Rastrick and Grimethorpe Colliery Bands will showcase their 'Red Priest' preparations ahead of their Yorkshire Area title challnge on the weekend. MacTaggart Scott (George Cameron): 170, Best Instrumentalist: euphonium (Brass Sounds Inverclyde), Withdrawn: Coalburn Intermediate (David Fehilly). Copy the URL in your browser's address bar and paste it here. He emphasised the point; "Tempos, tempos, tempos, tempos". St Columbas school 4. RESULTS FILTER. Don't forget you can always register and add missing results yourself! document.write(' name="x_url" '); Members of Fishburn Band get themselves very cosy with each other on the sprawling Perth Concert Hall stage. It's suitably sombre here. Smoke on the Water begins with the famous riff in the low end before the band bursts into life. The 2022 West of England Regional Championships will take place on Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th March at the Riviera International Conference Centre, Torquay. INTRODUCTION. 18) Wingates Band | Andrea Price - Vita Aeterna Variations (Alexander Comitas). The daunting prospect of tackling Gilbert Vinter's 'Spectrum' brought an informed musical response from the 10 well matched bands in the First Section. Bad Guy, by Billy Eilish, is laced with 'attitude', the band clearly relishing this piece - and every moment of its time on stage amid the grandeur of Perth Concert Hall. Kay, whose family currently has three generations playing in bands, read more, Dalmellington Band is hosting a preview evening ahead of this years Scottish Championships, featuring four bands from Ayrshire. Ellers sees Bathgate Youth Band show a different side, in a nicely understated reading of the hymn tune. Bon-Accord gets the Scottish Open back underway with Isaiah 40, music commissioned for the final of the 1996 National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain. The euphonium sounds are rich in their melody, with basses and soprano bringing further refinement. January February March, by Jamie McVicar, opens the programme from the second of today's outfits from Campbeltown. To conclude is Alan Fernies African Funk, a staple of youth band programmes. As John Doyle (joined by Sheona Wade) pointed out; it's also "not aggressive at all" its inherent appeal found in melodic structures, that he said, "had to be played with control" and not delivered in "hell for leather" style. Sandon follows, an ensemble from the band performing the first verse. In the Highlands, featuring Highland Cathedral, features the bands solo cornets, who provide the initial statement of the tune before their colleagues join them. After a quick hi-hat fix, it's straight on with the final movement, in which the energy and fervour returns in abundance. Concert march, Walkabout, provides an engaging opening to Dalmellington Brass Academy's programme; sprightly and crisp. Growing Pains, the set work, has some lovely sounds around the stands, the engaging tunes finding favour with the young players of Broxburn and Livingston Future Brass. There's a great deal of organisation to the opening stages, Jonathan Bates leaving no stone unturned in a multi-layered score. Balance and dynamics were key to the successful colourings that had to be drawn out of what Sheona called, "an incredible piece". There is, however, some fine solo playing, especially from euphonium(s), linking so well with each other from either end of the stage and displaying tremendous finesse. Total scores were calculated taking time penalties into account. document.write(''); Third place spoke of a band of talented elements (awards for 'best' flugel and baritone) rather than a cohesive ensemble body. Eye of the Tiger enjoys strong momentum throughout, nimble cornet melodies underpinned by secure bass and percussion grooves. Newtongrange Silver is robust to open, bass trombone a key component of the band's brooding sound in the early stages. Campbeltown Brass (Stephanie Mitchell): 188*2. No doubting that as Stephan Hodel's accessible work was played with brio by all the competitors with a special mention to the excellent percussion teams. 11. As it hurtles towards the latter stages of the pieces, the virtuosic soloists of yesteryear float in and out of the musical mist, snippets of well-kent solos bubbling to the fore in fleeting - quality - glimpses. Dalmellington is looking to improve upon its eighth place at the Scottish Open in 2021 and opens up into a sound of tremendous breadth when required. The familiar strains of Rimmer's march, Slaidburn, open King's Park's programme. An opening of some stature gives way to a multitude of musical colours, jazz-infusions apparent. 2) East London Brass | Jayne Murrill - Metamorphosis for Brass Band (Jan de Haan). Much of the detail fizzes off the page as the score takes a frenetic turn, Jonathan Bates guiding his band through every twist and turn. While it's not without ensemble fragilities, it's a commanding reading from Anne Crookston, steering a second movement which ebbs and flows and retains refinement in the upper reaches of cornets' register. The Band results are available here and the Drum Majors results here. With the podium placings announced, the concert hall screen soon displayed the full results, with the top-six places going to Kirkintilloch Kelvin, Unison Kinneil and Dalmellington. Winner 2022 Band Supplies Scottish Challenge Bathgate Band Winner Scottish Open 2022 the cooperation band Winner 2022 Scottish Open the cooperation band Campbeltown Bands Winners of Development and Preparatory Sections 2022 City status means name change for Dunfermline band Monday 13 February, 2023 The enormous introduction gives way to scurrying musical lines, most of which spring off the stage. Stephanie was beaming; her interpretation would have made Biggles proud. MD Stephanie Mitchell deserves to be given the freedom of Kintyre. Alan Fernie has been a busy chap today, taking to the stage with several bands; his influence on the Scottish banding scene is quite considerable. It's well-balanced and the young players capture the excitment of the music, which then becomes altogether more lyrical in outlook. The quality of the sound is apparent from the opening chords of Campbeltown Brass Juniors performance; its well balanced and energetic. Following the latest success, Prof Childs told 4BR: "I'm delighted for the band and the players. St David's Brass (John A Dickson): 178 10. It's a thrilling, full-blooded close, everything left on stage, as Hepworth brings down the curtain on its performance at the 2022 Scottish Open. Coalburn Silver (Gareth Bowman): 1855. 16) Kingdom Brass | Paul Drury - Fraternity (Thierry Deleruyelle). Growing Pains surges forward, retaining its composure, before Cheesy Feet Rock grooves its way to a close. The music ebbs and flows when required and Chris Binns chooses carefully the moments at which to draw the bigger sounds from his charges. We've reached the final band of the day, as the cooperation band takes to the stage to play the third rendition of the contest of The Journey of the Lone Wolf. Include your email address if you like. The errors are sprinkled over a performance which, when its on song, has much to enjoy, including some classy solo sounds. This fledgling group opens with set work Growing Pains, and the potential of the band is clear to hear, with many of the basics secure and in place. Its break time here in Perth Concert Hall, after nine strong performances at the 2022 Scottish Open. Norwegian National (Elite Division) Norwegian National (1st Division) French National (Honours Division) Grand Prix of Birmenstorf. Stuart Black returns with his second outfit of the day, in Maroon Brass. Music from Gareth Bowman follows, in When a Pirate Met a Shark. Cooperation is leaving no stone unturned, Michael Fowles meticulous in his quest to help guide the band to its first Scottish Open title since 2013; ironically, he was the conductor to wrestle it away from coop's grasp when he won with Whitburn the following year. More results to follow soon. Wingates also keep something in reserve for the final stages of Comitas' work, a former European Championship set work, the ornate, chamber music style work giving way to something much more organ-like as the piece reaches its conclusion. It's percussion aplenty in this piece, alluring grooves underpinning the melodies. Coalburn Percussion Academy | Robbie Bremner. Loxley is a 4th Section brass band with a friendly family atmosphere, with players ranging from 10-80 years . Results January 1, 2023 Greg Wilson kicks off New Year with Waipu win Liam Kernaghan, Greg Wilson and Campbell Wilson en Results December 30, 2022 Easton wraps up 2022 with a win at Northcote Invitational 2022 Northcote Invitational champion Stuart Easton Results December 20, 2022 McKeown, Maxwell win top overall prizes at Fall World Onlines The thoughts of not just of Scottish banding but those from the wider brass band movement are with the family at this time. They could have flown there on their power of their celebrations on Saturday evening. 14) The Kirkintilloch Band | David Roberts - Cloudcatcher Fells (John McCabe). Working with read more, Sound is a contemporary music charity based in Aberdeenshire which helps to facilitate composers and gives opportunities to young local musicians read more, Kirkton Youth Band is delighted to welcome new assistant tutor Kay Colvine. It's effective musical storytelling from Big Noise Fallin, whose players enjoy healthy support from the audience in Perth Concert Hall. There is no shortage of intricate lines in Gregson's work and so much of the detail rises to the fore, including some fast and furious tuned percussion and a magnificent, industrious horn section. Soloists move to their positions too. Dundee Instrumental (Bob McDonald): 1764. It opens with a trip to the movies. Regional Championships 2022 Schedule. document.write(' name="x_owner" '); The intricate trombone section work is neat and although it feels a little frantic elsewhere at times, the playing is exciting. It was another hugely enjoyable link up for me. The solo sound enchants the Perth audience while the band accompanies with some neat, light-hearted choreography. When the Saints brings to an end a well-balanced, engaging programme in a performance of which Irvine and Dreghorn Youth Band could be proud. The band's outstanding young flugel player Iain Lowry took the 'Best Instrumentalist' prize. This 37-strong band is an almagamation of Midlothian's four competing youth brass bands. With percussion in full flight and bass trombone unleashed (and firing straight at the press gallery), there is a delightfully menacing quality to the band's performance. 4) Scottish Borders Youth Brass Band | Alan Fernie. For the Black Dyke Director of Music, he will look to add to his record of 38 Championship Section Area titles in Durham, whilst the duo will be reunited at the Grand Shield in May a contest won together in 2017. Whitburn (Prof Nicholas Childs): 192**2. Newmains (Mike Marzella): 1846. Instead it was Bon-Accord who returned to the Albert Hall for a second successive year courtesy of an exciting rendition of 'Contest Music' under Adam Cooke. It's straight into the set work, Growing Pains, for Coalburn Bronze Band, and there's a heavy rock feel to the band's interpretation of Alan Fernie's music. Camelon and District 4. However, as adjudicator Sandy Smith stated; It's also "great feel good music" the type "to get you out of the house on a wet February night". The band appears to settle into its stride as the piece progresses, feeling particularly at ease in the warmer corners of the piece, which was commissioned for the European Brass Band Championships in Falkirk in 1990. It closes a diverse programme, delivered with the panache audiences have long come to expect from one of Scotland's farthest travelled bands. document.write(' value="">'); The work sees Hepworth employ a revised formation on stage, with cornets facing each other, and euphs/baris sitting in back row cornet and bass trom positions. Edinburgh Academy 3. Returning to the Scottish Youth Championship for the first time since 2019, the Scottish Borders Youth Brass Band opens with Pedal Pusher, by Bruce Fraser. Add More Here. West of England Sandy's summing up that there was "some good playing today" and "nobody disgraced themselves" was an accurate reflection of the standard. Among the soloists to shine is principal horn player, Andrew McMillan, an unassuming charm to his virtuosity. It's high octane and City of Bradford keeps something in reserve for the final moments, in an impressive display in Perth. We are a first section band with our own band room just off junction 22 of the M1 in Leicestershire. Growing Pains powers forward, with nothing overcooked. At full tilt, Kinneil produces a big sound, one which sparkles courtesy of percussion. Growing Pains, meanwhile, is well handled by a group which clearly relishes the music of its inspirational conductor. The maturity of the sounds defy the relative inexperience of the players around the stands with Campbeltown; well done, all. There's a pleasing lilt to the siciliana, with ensemble only occasionally losing its rigidity. This is, at times, a rather 'bitty' score but the MD threads it together and helps ensure cohesion to the performance. Moments of fragility creep in, sometimes during the more understated corners of Lloyds score, but theres a good degree of refinement to the hushed, chorale-like passages. Lower Clyde Pipes and Drums 2. This is a steady Caribbean Holiday, Caroline Farren looking to ensure everything is in its place, before Whitburn Youth Band brings its programme to a close in Gold Rush, by Cameron Mabon. Its full of fun - but the discipline remains in the playing, which is to members credit. We will be taking part in the Yorkshire Areas on the evening of 5th March 2022 at Huddersfield Town Hall. "Take the risk and find the beauty", she said, in referring to the opportunity to, "don't play safe" in the bucolic 'Green' variant. document.write(' type="hidden" '); These were interpretations that for the judges best captured the colouring and mood of the music; the character enhanced by the ability to incorporate the required subtle changes of pace, tonality and balance. The contest has been run annually without interruption, barring the war years 1915-18 and 1939-44, and also 1958, which was omitted when the contest was moved from late in the year in 1957 to early in the year in 1959 in order to better mesh with the National Championship contesting structure. Changing gear, Esk Valley continues with Joplin's The Entertainer before it brings its programme to a close with Bach's Toccata in D Minor. St Ronan's Silver (Simon Railton): 1799. 275 Oxford Street. Please navigate your way around this website using the taskbar at the top of this page, where you can discover a wealth of useful information regarding the Championships - including information . 11th June, 2022 11th June, 2022 / News / By Paul Brown. Tight snare drum rhythms pass to nicely understated intricate lines in cornets before the full band bursts into life. Scottish Championship (Fourth Section) - 13th Mar 2022 - Brass Band Results Brass Band Results Bands List BandsRegionsSections Band MapNew Map (Experimental)Search Map Compare BandsWinning Bands Contests List ContestsCalendarYearsList VenuesVenue Map Add Results People List People Compare ConductorsWinning ConductorsMost Bands Conducted Pieces 15) Whitburn Band | Nicholas Childs - The World Rejoicing (Edward Gregson). Log In. Eye of the Tiger surges forward with energy before Adeles hit, Hello, provides a reflective moment in the programme. The soaring melodic lines are pure Hollywood and are treated with care and attention. Big Noise Fallin files to the front of the stage, standing in a line, with Alastair Gibson conducting from the audience in a majestic opening fanfare. Caribbean Holiday, the set work for the section, is steady and it gives the melodies time to breathe, an infectious groove emanating from the stage. Its to the pop world Campbeltown Brass Juniors takes the Perth audience, in Money, Money, Money. Not so with Granite City led by Bruce Wallace. Queensland Band Championships - 2022 September 24, 2022 0 6205 Hi Loyal Viewers! Russell Gray's lyrical interpretation was pockmarked with errors. Dunaskin Doon (Paul Drury): 1799. Bathgate (Craig Anderson): 1827. The Rolling Hills of Home is played to Alasdair Hutton, recently retired SBBA event presenter, and in memory of Scottish rugby legend Doddie Weir, following his death from MND. Ballyboley 6. Kilmarnock Concert (Scott Walker): 182*2. As they did the following day Sheona Wade and Sandy Smith gave detailed analyses of what they were looking for, and what they heard from the performances. Behind them came other performances of merit; led by a confident Coalburn Silver in fourth, ahead of the more muted pastel shadings of Newmains in fifth and a passionate Bathgate in sixth. An opening which isnt entirely secure from Elland Silver - and big, big, big, especially in the percussion department. Both head to Cheltenham buoyed by the success and with a brace of informed MDs at the helm. Well done. It follows with music by John Williams from Jurassic Park. Indeed, the solo trombone playing in the interlude is suitably melancholic, languid in its approach, and the refinement seems to inspire colleagues around the stand, the flugel sounds tender and endearing. Cheesy Feet Rock follows - it seems to be a favourite among several of the bands taking part in today's festival, cheery tunes emanting from the stage with enthusiasm. 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