By Zoe Wright
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.
In this episode, Zoe Wright talks to Cornet player, Conductor and Adjudicator Alan Morrison. Alan talks about his experiences playing Principal Cornet for the Grimethorpe Colliery Band during the 1984/5 Miners strikes, the band's iconic winning performance at the 1985 Granada Band of the Year Contest, working with the great Elgar Howarth, his experience as a Brass Band Adjudicator and ABRSM Examiner and MORE!!
In this episode Zoe Wright talks to Tenor Horn Virtuoso Owen Farr. In this episode Owen talks all about his early years of playing, his studies at the RNCM, playing in the Fairey Band alongside his tutor Sandy Smith, moving back to Wales and joining the Cory Band, his extensive knowledge of brass pedagogy, the development of the Besson Prestige Tenor Horn and more!
In this episode, Zoe Wright talk to Royal Marines Band Service Musicians Matthew Fletcher and Emily Jowle. In this episode Matthew and Emily give their insight into the rigorous audition process, initial military training, what it's like to study at the Royal Marines School of Music, how brass band instruments fit into a career with the Marines and everything you could possibly want to know about having a career as a Military Musician.
In this episode Zoe Wright talks to the Royal Marines Band Service Director of Music Captain Sam Hairsine. Sam talks about all of his experiences as a musician in the Marines, from why he joined, his experiences being deployed, progression from Musician to Bandmaster to Director of Music, balancing a military career and brass bands, to everything in between and more!
In this episode Zoe Wright talks to well known Cornet player and Conductor Lee Rigg. In this episode Lee talks about everything about being a successful repiano cornet player, his long association with Black Dyke, his incredible success as the conductor of Wardle Academy Youth Band and his experience playing Trumpet since leaving brass banding full time.
In this episode Zoe Wright talks to the legendary Cornet player Phillip McCann. Talking about all things to do with style and sound in brass playing, Phillip's tenure with Black Dyke during the band's most successful period, to being a brass tutor at Huddersfield University and his recent appointment with Geneva and the development of their new cornet!
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The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.