Sunday, September the 15th was the date of our final outdoor concert for this season and saw the band performing on a lovely sunny afternoon at Tonbridge Castle in Kent.
Macmillan Fundraiser – Tonbridge Castle Read Post »
This year we again sought the services of a world renown guest soloist for our charity concert in aid of Demelza Hospice Care for Children. We were both fortunate and delighted to secure the services of the tenor horn virtuoso, Owen Farr.
Farr Exceeding Expectations Read Post »
Celebrating the Bi Centenary of the building of The Union Windmill Standing at the highest point overlooking the town and maintained in working order, this Grade 1 Listed Building is the tallest surviving “smock mill” in the British Isles.
High on a Hill with Windy Miller Read Post »
The band were very pleased to perform at Sevenoaks Vine bandstand on Sunday the 31st of July. Although fairly local to the band, being only half hour drive for most members, it was the first time the band had played at the venue.
Don’t it Make My Brown Eyes Blue Read Post »
Awarded Best Trombone Section Congratulations to Colin (Left), Hazel and John who scooped the prize for best Trombone Section at the SCABA Spring contest for the third time in recent years. In a hard fought contest, the band played Three Saints by Goff Richards. Adjudicator David Read awarded the Trombones the “Bob Ayling” Memorial cup.
2004 – Top Trombones Read Post »
August 29th in Hastings. Alexandra Park lies with steep-sided, largely wooded valleys at its northern extreme. Evidence has been found that suggests an early medieval settlement in the area of Shornden, including fragments of pottery and the existence of structures that may have been charcoal kilns. By the end of the 18th century, Hastings was
1999 – Alexandra Park Read Post »
The Concert with Steve Sykes The evening of the 16th of May saw Cranbrook Town Band perform with World class Bass player Steve Sykes. The hectic day’s rehearsal and many previous Thursday nights dedication to the evenings programme made for a wonderful concert and a truly memorable night. The first half opened with the Olympic Fanfare
1998 – St. Georges Trust Concert Read Post »
