
A Whit Friday street party
Hannah explores the towns taken over by marching brass bands for one day a year, and heads to Japan to discover its small but mighty banding scene.
Hannah explores the towns taken over by marching brass bands for one day a year. Rosie Banham of Oldhams Delph Band explains the allure of the Whit Friday parade and recommends a favourite marching band piece. Plus Hannah heads to Japan to discover its small but mighty banding scene with a brass arrangement of a traditional Japanese folk song. Elsewhere in the show theres a hymn for Manchester from Tubular Brass, a tribute to Benjamin Britten from composer Simon Dobson, and a track demonstrating an early adoption of electronic equipment into brass bands.
Produced by Olivia Swift
A Reform Radio production for ѿý Radio 3
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Jounetsu Tairiku
Ensemble: Brighouse and Rastrick Band. Conductor: Dr Jonathan Corry.- World Of Brass.
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Richard Wainwright
Manchester
Performer: Tubular Brass. Performer: Stuart Lingard. Conductor: Sandy Smith.- KMJ recordings.
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William Spofforth
Hail! Smiling Morn
Performer: Delph Band.- World Of Brass.
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George Allan
Knight Templar
Performer: Black Dyke Band.- World Of Brass.
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Simon Dobson
Diversions (After B. Britten's Diversions, Op. 21): No. 2, Scherzo. His Vitality
Performer: Tredegar Band. Conductor: Ian Porthouse.- NMC.
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Philip Harper
Fuego!
Performer: Cory Band. Performer: Tom Hutchinson. Conductor: Philip Harper.- Doyen.
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Kosaku Yamada
Aka Tonbo
Performer: Grimethorpe Colliery Band. -
Philip Sparke
Concerto, for cornet and brass band II. Lento assai
Performer: Breeze Brass Band. Performer: Roger B. Webster. Conductor: Kazuyoshi Uemura.- Kosei.
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Elgar Howarth
Concerto for Eb Tenor Horn and Brass Band - Molto Moderato
Performer: Eikanger-Bj?rsvik Musikklag. Performer: Lesley Howie.- World Of Brass.
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Tim Souster
Echoes
Performer: Desford Colliery Band.- Doyen.
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- Sun 8 Jun 2025 20:00ѿý Radio 3