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A 25 minute podcast of Brass Band music produced once a week for your entertainment and to keep you informed of events in the world of brass Band music.
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Sunday, 16th November 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.
This week we are featuring the Arizona Winds from Phoenix in the USA. Includes an interview with their Music Director, Rich Shelton. You can find them at www.azwinds.com on the internet.
Numbers played this week include Strike up the Band by George Gershwin, Prelude to act III Lohengrin by Richard Wagner, Bugler's Holiday for Horns by Leroy Anderson and American Salute by Morton Gould.
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22 Minutes and 21 Mb.
Sunday, 9th November 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.
This week we are featuring the Aeolus Brass Band from Paris. Includes an interview with Bastien Stil, their conductor. You can find them at www.aeolus.fr/ on the internet.
Numbers played this week all from their new CD include Canterbury Choral by Jan ven der Roost and Call of the Cossacks by Peter Graham including Gypsy Dream, Doyles'Lament and Coassack Wedding Dance.
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20 Minutes and 19 Mb.
Sunday, 2nd November 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.
This week we are featuring the Olde Towne Brass from Alabama in the USA. Includes an interview with Bob Baccus from this Civil War Band. You can find them at a great web site www.otbrass.com on the internet.
Numbers played this week include Prima Donna Waltz by A. Jullien, Skyrockets by C. Grafulla, Light of Other Days by M. W. Balfe and Mockingbird Q.S. by R. Milburn.
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20 Minutes and 19 Mb.
Sunday, 26th October 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Peter Ryan.
This week we are featuring the Wind Ensemble from the College of New Jersey. Includes an interview with Assistant Band Director, George Balog. You can find them at
www.tcnj.edu/ on the internet.
Numbers played this week include Stars and Stripes Forever by John Philip Sousa, Danza Caribe by Hal Leonard, A Trumpeter's Lullaby by Leroy Anderson arranged by Philip Lang with Gary Fienberg on solo Trumpet and Concerto for 2 Trumpets by Antonio Vivaldi arranged by William Silvester with Gary Fienberg and Brian Woodward on Trumpet.
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24 Minutes and 23 Mb.
Sunday, 19th October 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Peter Ryan.
This week we are featuring the Casco Bay Concert Band from Maine in the USA. Also includes an interview with Peter Martin, their Conductor. You can find them at
www.cascobayconcertband.org/ on the Internet.
Numbers played this week include the Theme From Those Magnificant 7 by Elma Bernstein, Pronghorn Scherzo by James Barnes, The Trail of Tears by James Barnes and Sunrise at Angel's Gate by Phillip Sparke.
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33 Minutes and 32 Mb.
Sunday, 12th October 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Peter Ryan.
This week we are featuring the Eastern Wind Symphony. Also includes an interview with William Sylvester their conductor. You can find them at www.easternwindsymphony.org/ on the internet.
Numbers played this week include Perlude Illyria from Twelfth Night or What You Will by Alfred Reed, Allegro risoluto from English Dances by Malcolm Arnold arranged by Maurice Johnstone, Procession of the Nobles by Nicolai Rimsky Korsakov and Thanksgiving Hymn by William Billings arranged by Walter Hartley.
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27 Minutes and 26 Mb.
Sunday, 5th October 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Peter Ryan.
This week we are featuring the Rockville Concert Band from Maryland in the USA. Also includes an interview With Conductor, Dr. Vincent Patterson by Harvey Levine who is a sound engineer for the band. You can find them at www.rocknet.org/leisure/band/ on the internet.
Numbers played this week include Hoch Heidecksburg by Herzer, Stars and Stripes Forever by John Sousa, Black Horse Troop by John Sousa and The British Eighth March by Elliott.
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26 Minutes and 25 Mb.
Sunday, 28th September 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Peter Ryan.
This week we are featuring the Weston Silver Band from Toronto in Canada. Also includes and interview with Theresa McDonald who is their Manager and also a Baritone Player in the band. You can find them at www.westonsilverband.ca/ on the internet.
Numbers played this week include Sosban Fach traditional Welsh folksong arranged by Gareth Wood, Wild Mountain Thyme Arranger Alan Fernie, Ardross Castle by P.Sparke and Knight Templar by George Allen.
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33 Minutes and 32 Mb.
Sunday, 21st September 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Peter Ryan.
This week we are featuring the Cornwall Youth Brass Band. Also includes an interview with Phillip Hunt who is the secretary for the band and who also runs the very popular Sounds of Brass radio program in the UK. You can find the band at www.cybb.co.uk/ on the internet.
Numbers played this week include Carnival for Bass by Fred Langford with soloist Les Neish, Praise by Wilford Heaton, Serenade (from the Student Prince) Romberg arranged by Catherwood also with soloist Les Neish and Prelude and Fugue by Gordon Langford
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27 Minutes and 26 Mb.
Sunday, 14th September 2008
Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.
This week we are featuring a cornucopia of five different bands that we have had on the program over the last few months.
Numbers played this week include Tourchester Lich playing The Stars and Stripes forever by John Philip Sousa, Borealis Brass playing Holy Day of Joy by Sherri Throop, Eastern Iowa Brass Band playing Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Sing Sing Sing by Ray/Prince/Prima - Arr. Ray Woodfield with Dan Davies on Flugelhorn, Dave Parsons on Trombone, Charlie Fix on Eb Soprano Cornet and Paul Waech on Cornet, Ensemble de cuivres Concordia Mervelier playing Cossack dance by Goff Richards and Brassband Kempenzonen Tielen Youth Band playing the 4th of 5 tracks from "Dakota Indian Sketches" called Ghost Dance, by the Dutch composer Jacob de Haan.
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25 Minutes and 24 Mb.
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