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Sunday, 28th June 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Swiss Brass Consort. You can find them at www.swissbrassconsort.ch/ on the internet. Includes an interview with Sandro Hasler, their lead Trumpet Player.

Numbers played this week include Puttin' On the Ritz by Irvin Berlin arr by Stephan Roberts from their Horns on Fire CD. Singin' in the Rain by Nacio Herb Brown arr Alan Fernie from their Horns on Fire CD. Allegro from Concerto op.8/1 "La primavera" by Antonio Vivaldi from their Fireworks CD. Allegro Assai from Konzert in a-moll BMV 1041 by Johann Sebastian Bach.

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23 Minutes and 22 Mb.

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Sunday, 21st June 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring Kenny Crookston from the British Bandsman, the oldest and biggest brass band magazine in the world, based in the UK. You can find them at www.britishbandsman.com/ on the internet.

Along with the interview, we have some favorites over the last year including; Ticket to Ride by Alan Fernie played by the Brass Band of Columbus from the USA on Feb 15, 2009. For the Love of a Princess by James Horner arranged by Andrew Duncan played by Brass Band Rijnmond from the Netherlands on Jan 25, 2009. Pink Panther by Henry Mancini played by Brass Band Berlin from Germany on Jan 4, 2009. Sosban Fach traditional arranged by Gareth Wood played by the Weston Silver Band from Canada on September 28, 2008.

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24 Minutes and 23 Mb.

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Sunday, 14th June 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Illinois Regiment Volunteer Band from the USA. You can find them at 33rdband.com/ on the internet. Also includes an interview with Kirby Reese, their Bandmaster.

Numbers played this week include Louisville March by J. Schatzman Edited by W.R. Baccus & T.L. Cornett, Be Kind to The Loved Ones at Home by I.B. Woodbury Edited by W.R. Baccus & T.L. Cornett, All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight by John Hill Hewitt arranged by T.L. Cornett and Goober Peas by P.Nutt Esq., adapted from an arrangement by Dan Woolpert, Emeritus Bandmaster, 1st Brigade Band.

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23 Minutes and 22 Mb.

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Sunday, 7th June 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Eastern Iowa Brass Band from the USA. You can find them at www.eibb.org/ on the Internet. Includes an interview with Casey Thomas, their Director. Numbers from today's program come from their beaut new CD Called "Sweet Cornets."

Numbers played this week include Bugler's Holiday Cornet Quartet by Anderson Arranged by Woodfield - Cornet Players are Paul Waech, Caitlin Elliot, Dennis Modracek, Karla Beckman, Steve Keany, Gordon Dyer, Dave Gray, Keri Speidel, Cousins by Clarke with Peter Gillette on E-flat soprano Cornet and Paul Waech on B-flat Cornet and Doyle's Lament by Graham with Dan Davies on Flugelhorn.

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23 Minutes and 22 Mb.

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Sunday, 31st May 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring Mnozil Brass from Austria. You can find the at www.mnozilbrass.at on the internet. Includes an interview with Wilfried Brandstotter, their Tuba Player.

Numbers played this week include Someone to watch over me by G. Gershwin arranged by L.Paul from their Wenn der Kaiser grooved CD, Auf dern Mond by T Gansch from their dasselbe in grun CD, Riserva by L. Paul from their "what are you doing the rest of your life" CD and Bist Tappert, Franz? by Les Humphries/Patrick Williams arranged by Leonard Paul.

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23 Minutes and 22 Mb.

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Sunday, 24th May 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring Brass Wanganui Band from New Zealand. Also includes an interview with their Musical Director, Bruce Jellyman.

Numbers played this week include I Know thou Art Mine by Ballantine and Spectrum by Gilbert Vinter.

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22 Minutes and 21 Mb.

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Sunday, 17th May 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Highline Cornet Band from the USA. You can find them at www.highlinecornetband.com/ on the internet. Includes an interview with Marc Horovitz, their founder.

Numbers played this week include Lousiana Belle and Ranelaugh Gavotte arranged by Marc Horovitz, Baby Boo March and Frivolity Polka arranged by Denise Mattie.

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23 Minutes and 22 Mb.

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Sunday, 10th May 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring Utah Premiere Brass from the USA. Includes an interview with their conductor, Alan Boyer. You can find them at www.upb.org on the internet.

Numbers played this week include Men of Harlech traditional arranged by Gordon Langford, Belle of the Ball by Leroy Anderson, arranged by Ernest Tomlinson, Blenheim Flourishes by James Curnow and Rhapsody for Euphonium by James Curnow.

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22 Minutes and 21 Mb.

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Sunday, 3rd May 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Silicon Valley Brass Band from California. Includes an interview with Tony Clements who is their Conductor. You can find them at www.siliconvalleybrassband.com on the internet.

Numbers played this week include Appalachian Mountain Folk Song Suite Sourwood Mountain by Curnow, Appalachian Mountain Folk Song Suite Black is the Color of My True Loves Hair, March Praise by Heaton and Montagues and Capulets by Prokofiev arranged by Langford

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23 Minutes and 22 Mb.

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Sunday, 26th April 2009

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the 5th Michigan Regiment Band from the USA. Also includes an interview with both Guy Smith their conductor, arranger, player and Carol Smith their president. You can find them at www.mi5th.org/ on the internet.

Numbers played this week include Rock Of Ages, by T Hastings and A.M. Toplady. The Star Spangled Banner (1854) pre civil war version Captain Sheherd's Quick Step by Grafulla (he dedicated this quickstep to the captain of his regiment when he went to war in 1861) Just before the Battle Mother. The song sets to music a letter written home by a young soldier. He wrote that if he was killed in the battle he should not be mourned, but remembered in happier times. He was killed in the Battle. Dixie's Land by Daniel Emmett from Ohio for a Minstral Show. It was subsequently was adopted by the south as it's national Rallying Song.

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27 Minutes and 26 Mb.

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