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Brass in Concert
2009
Brass in Concert
Date:
15 Nov 2009
Venue:
Glasshouse International Centre for Music (formerly Sage), Gateshead
Music Adjudicator(s):
Derek Broadbent, Nigel Boddice
Entertainment Adjudicator(s):
Alan Fernie, Chris Wormald
Soloist Adjudicator(s):
Sheona White
Pos
Band
Conductor
Draw
Music
Ent
Total
1
Foden's
Garry E Cutt
9
198
54
252
2
Grimethorpe Colliery
James Gourlay
12
195
56
251
3
Cory
Dr Robert Childs
5
193
57
250
4
Brighouse & Rastrick
Richard Evans
10
191
59
250
5
Reg Vardy
Ray Farr
8
189
58
247
6
Leyland
Jason Katsikaris
7
190
55
245
7
Fountain City Brass Band
Joseph Parisi
3
186
54
240
8
Fairey
Philip Chalk
11
185
52
237
9
Desford Colliery
Stephen Roberts
6
183
52
235
10
Rothwell Temperance
David Roberts
2
188
46
234
11
Flowers
Paul Holland
4
182
48
230
12
Carlton Main Frickley Colliery
Russell Gray
1
184
44
228
Quality of performance: Foden's
Best entertainment and presentation: Brighouse & Rastrick
Best march: Brighouse & Rastrick (Where Our Flag Waves)
Best soloist: Michael Dodd (euphonium, Grimethorpe Colliery), playing The Bluebells of Scotland
Best new music (arrangement or composition): O Magnum Mysterium (Morten Lauridsen arr Phillip Littlemore), played by Leyland
Harry Mortimer Award (best principal cornet): Rob Westacott (Grimethorpe Colliery)
Shaw Trophy (best soprano cornet): Kevin Crockford (Grimethorpe Colliery)
Best euphonium: David Childs (Cory)
Don Lusher Award (best trombone): Chris Thomas (Cory)
Fesa Trophy (best flugel): Matt Van Gel (Fountain City)
Best baritone or horn: Owen Farr (tenor horn, Cory)
John Fletcher Award (best basses): Foden's
Best percussion: Foden's
Youngest player: Kieran Johnson, age 12 (Reg Vardy)