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Sunday, 30th May 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Weston Silver Band from Toronto. Includes an interview with Baritone Player, Theresa MacDonald. You can find them at www.westonsilverband.ca/ on the Internet.

Numbers played this week include 1. Cross of Honour (William Rimmer) recorded at the Hannaford Festival of Brass, Toronto, April 2010 - WSB won the Hannaford Cup. (Annual Award of Excellence) for this march performance. 2. It's Just Talk( Pat Metheny, arr.Ray Farr) recorded at the Hannaford Festival of Brass Toronto April 2010. 3. Reverence (Paul Ashwell) recorded at Glenn Gould Studio, Toronto May 7, 2010 featuring guest artist, Canadian Jazz legend Guido Basso on flugelhorn, John Sherwood on piano and Steve Wallace on bass. 4. When the Saints (Traditional, arr. Goff Richards) recorded at Glenn Gould Studio, Toronto May 7, 2010.

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24 Minutes and 23 Mb.

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Sunday, 23rd May 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Allentown Band from the USA. You can find them at www.allentownband.com/ on the Internet. Includes an interview with Ron Demkee, their Conductor.

Numbers played this week include Military Overture for Band, by Mendelssohn. "The Grand Promenade at the White House" From Tales of a Traveler by John Philip Sousa. "The Carnival of Venice," by Jean Baptiste with Arban Cornet soloist Frank Kaderabek. "Trombone Blues" by Fred Jewell. "Rifle Regiment" by John Philip Sousa.

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37 Minutes and 36 Mb.

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Sunday, 16th May 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring a selection of recent bands that we have featured on Brasscast.

Numbers played this week include New York New York by John Kander arranged by Goff Richards played by the Ireland Colliery Chesterfield band. Ivanhoe by Elliot del Borgo played by the Los Alamos Community Winds. Sing Sing Sing" by Louis Prima, arranged by Jerome Thomas played by the Stadtorchester Schwäbisch Hall Wind Band from Germany. Gas Gas, by Goran Bregovic played by the Molotow Brass from Switzerland. March: Irresistible by W. Rimmer played by the Boobs and Brass Band from the UK.

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24 Minutes and 23 Mb.

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Sunday, 9th May 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Yorkshire Coop Brass Band from the UK. Also includes an interview with Solo Cornet player, Tabby Clegg and Conductor, Simon Kerwin. You can find them at www.yorkshirecoopband.co.uk/ on the internet. Also www.modeforpublishing.co.uk which is Tabby and Simon's new music publishing website.

Numbers played this week include Kumbaya, Traditional arranged by Simon Kerwin. When I fall in Love by Young and Heyman arranged by Simon Kerwin. Klezmi Geht Frernd Traditional arranged by Simon Kerwin and Gee, Officer Krupke! by Leonard Bernstein arranged by Simon Kerwin.

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27 Minutes and 26 Mb.

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Sunday, 2nd May 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Boobs and Brass Band from the UK. You can find them at www.boobsandbrass.com/ on the Internet. Includes an interview with Flugel Horn soloist John Lee.

Numbers played this week include March: Irresistible by W. Rimmer. Flugel Solo by John Lee: Right Here Waiting Composed by R. Marx and arranged by Alan Fernie. Mongolian Folk Tune which is a traditional folk tune from Mongolia and arranged by Judith Hayes, a very talented player of B&B. I’ll Walk With God, composed by Brodszky and arranged by Paul Webster. Slaughter on 10th Avenue Composed by Richard Rodgers and arranged by Sandy Smith.

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25 Minutes and 23 Mb.

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Sunday, 25th April 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the International Euphonium Institute. You can find them at www.euphonium.com/ieifestival.html on the internet. Also includes an interview with Adam Frey from the USA and Patricio Cosentino from Argentina.

Numbers played this week include Barnum and Bailey’s Favorites, Concerto for tuba and orchestra from R. Vaughan Williams with the National Symphony Orchestra from Peru. The 1st movement of the new concerto for euphonium by William Brusick. Come thou font of every blessing with the 60 person ensemble and the organ

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32 Minutes and 31 Mb.

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Sunday, 18th April 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Molotow Brass from Switzerland. You can find them at www.brassorkestar.ch on the Internet. Includes an interview with Reimar Walthert, who plays the Helikon and is the arranger for the band.

Numbers played this week include Adzanak Badzanak, a traditional Macedonian number, Czarny Forever by Reimar Walthert, Guggisbarg Lied, a traditional Swiss number arranged by Reimar Walthert and Gas Gas, by Goran Bregovic.

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25 Minutes and 24 Mb.

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Sunday, 11th April 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring Swiss Composer Fritz Rickli. You can reach him at fmrickli@besonet.ch on the internet.

Numbers played this week include Habsburg played by Foden's Richardson. The Snuff Box also played by Foden's Richardson. La Berra (March) played by the Swiss Brass Band Berner Oberland. (In the Trio Part are 2 typical Songs of the county of Freiburg in Switzerland.) Sound of Emmental March also played by the Brass Band Berner Oberland (In the Trio-Part you can listen to the Emmental-Song.) Lastly Listen to the band in the fool's paradise played by Foden's Richardson.

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25 Minutes and 24 Mb.

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Sunday, 4th April 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Stadtorchester Schwäbisch Hall Wind Band from Germany. You can find them at www.stadtorchester-sha.de on the internet. Includes an interview with trumpet player Michael Böltz.

Numbers played this week include "Jade" from the movie "The Rock", composed by Nick Glennie-Smith, arranged by Pascal Devroye. Soloist: Cornelia Rink (Recorder) taken from their album "Electrisch". "Sing Sing Sing" by Louis Prima, arranged by Jerome Thomas taken from their album "Back to the Future". "Lassus trombone" by Henry Filmore (played by the Big Band sub-section of their Wind Orchestra) taken from their album "Back to the Future". "Pal Carnaval" by Enrique Crespo, arranged by Armin Scheibeck (their conductor) taken from our album "Back to the Future".

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30 Minutes and 28 Mb.

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Sunday, 28th March 2010

Welcome to Brasscast, hosted by Lucas Burns.

This week we are featuring the Los Alamos Community Winds. You can find them at www.lacw.org/ on the internet. Includes an interview with their director, Ted Vives.

Numbers played this week include Venus, The Bringer of Peace by Gustav Holst, O Mio Babbino Caro from Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini (1858 - 1924) Of Sailors and Whales III. Father Mapple by Francis McBeth, March from Lord of the Rings (1978) by Leonard Rosenman and Ivanhoe by Elliot del Borgo.

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32Minutes and 30 Mb.

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