A podcast where we explore the rich culture and history of the brass banding world. Each episode myself and a guest will delve into a topic from the brass band past - contests, conductors, clothing and everything in between.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Categories | HistoryMusic HistoryMusic |
In this episode I chat to banding icon Ray Farr about his research into the Distin Family and their extraodinary impact on the beginnings of the brass band movement. We discuss the groups origins, tenor horn vs. alto saxhorn, missing testpieces and t... more
In this episode I chat to researcher and relative of Cora Youngblood Corson, James P Gregory Jnr about her trailblazing and complex life and his ongoing discoveries into her significance in opening doors for women brass musicians. We discuss her ente... more
In this episode I chat to David Hirst about the origins of the probably the most famous brass band in the world - Black Dyke. We discuss the early contests, instrumentation, local rivalries and some of the legends of the Queensbury band in the Victor... more
In this episode I chat to Band Blasts from the Past blogger and postcard collector Jeremy de Korte about his own collection, Australian banding and how these cards and their messages can help us uncover the banding past. more
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As someone who grew up playing in band, I love the way this pod brings you through brass band history without being boring.
So cool to know that there’s a podcast full of grass band history. This is great
Had no idea brass bands were this interesting!
Helen is a fabulous host with the perfect guests to cover all aspects of the brass bands. Her excitement is contagious and her accent makes it extra fun to listen to. Highly recommend for those interested in learning more about the history of brass bands.
As a former musician and wife of a professional trumpet player, I am fascinated with the history of brass instruments and bands, especially the recent episode with Dr. Joanna Ross Hersey about gender norms with brass playing and the inclusion of women throughout history. A fantastic podcast for professional musicians and music lovers alike! Sincerely, Emily
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