The band were lucky enough to appear at Tonbridge Castle again this year and despite the very windy conditions, gave a concert which was thoroughly enjoyed by the sizeable audience. On the day, Solo Horn player Alan Smithers was incapacitated with a sore back which necessitated Mark Hayman and Jon Vail doing a first class […]
The band was delighted to perform once again for the Friends of St. Dunstan’s. This year it was during the afternoon of Sunday 25th June and the temperature in the church was hovering around a sweltering 28o C. The Senior Band and the Training Band both performed excellently to a good sized and extremely appreciative audience, with six
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On a very hot Saturday afternoon where temperatures were reaching the high 20s (Degrees C) the band were lucky enough to be playing under a marquee so were mostly out of the direct sunshine.
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On a bright but slightly chilly afternoon of the 14th May, Cranbrook Town Band once again made the trip to Deal to play on the fantastic Memorial Bandstand to entertain locals and visitors alike.
On Saturday 8th October, St. Dunstans Church in Cranbrook was once again filled with the sound of brass music as the evening saw the band take to the stage for our annual fund-raising concert in aid of Demlza Hospice Care for Children. While this year was not to feature a world-famous guest soloist, the band
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Temperatures were not far off the record breaking 40 degree plus predicted for the following day as the band arrived at the Pantiles in Tunbridge Wells for an afternoon of music making on Sunday 17th July. Despite the sweltering conditions the band managed to find some shelter under the bandstand (for the most part) although
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The band were pleased to be back at one of their favourite venues of recent years, Tonbridge Castle on Sunday 3rd July.
Our normal conductor, Ian Lanceley was playing with another band in the North of the Country in the Whit Friday March competitions so it was guest conductor John Groves who normally conducts the Kent Police band, who had the baton today.
The band were pleased to perform twice during the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations.
Our first concert took place at Hole Park in Rolvenden on Thursday evening for the lighting of their Beacon.
Sadly our last proper concert of the year at St. Dunstans Church was cancelled due to the spread of the new Omicron Covid variant, but prior to this the band were able to perform two Christmas concerts at Brede and St. Laurence (Hawkhurst) Churches. Thanks to a couple of audience members we have some mobile
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