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Rayleigh Brass. This is a band I played in. |
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The Southend Band . Another band that has kindly put up with me... |
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On 13 October 2001, after 38 years of playing cornet I had my first 'proper' lesson from none other than Alan Morrison |
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Castle Point Brass Band. This is a band I used to play in. |
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The Internet Bandsman's Everything Within is a real cornucopia of resources. |
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Dave Smillie's Brass Band Page. Dave says how he served in the RAF and played in an RAF band, but was not an RAF bandsman! |
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Nigel Horne's Brass Band Site This guy's got the right interests for his name!! The site is very useful for people interested in brass banding. |
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Brass Band World Magazine This looks good. It claims to be an internet magazine, but it's not! It's an internet site promoting a paper magazine. However, there's still some stuff worth looking at. |
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I promised Gavin Holman I would reciprocate his link at Harrogate Band. What a super site it is! |
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Besson are one of the most popular instrument makers |
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Here's a good list of Brass Band sites from R. Jones. |
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John Myatt's is a decent Brass and Wood wind shop in Hertofrdshire. Ask for Clive |
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Yamaha are another well-known manufacturer |
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OK, so trumpets are not part of a brass band, but Trumpet Player Online is still a good site to visit |
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Essex (UK) is a great place for brass bands — and for lots of other music, too. I am delighted to recommend to you the Music in Essex site |
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Bill Lewington is a well-known brass shop. They've moved from their central London location to an industrial estate in south Essex |
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This is the Brass Band Discussion Forum |
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Steve Sykes is a composer, arranger and brilliant tuba player. And a very nice chap, too. |
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Castle Music supply sheet music for brass bands. I've never used them, but their site looks good. |
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Want to buy or sell? Try the Band Exchange |
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Trumpet Tips will help you improve your performance |
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R. Jones' Trumpet Page has a lot more than trumpet stuff. It's a real cornucopia! |
