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21 June 2008
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2007
SCABA Autumn Contest, The Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone |
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Results >>
Music Played >>
Full results from Folkestone
where Kortrijk took top honours at a very
entertaining and successful contest. 31 bands took part
over the weekend of 13th & 14th
October 2007. The adjudicator was David Hirst.
SCABA’s Autumn Contest, held at
the Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, attracted two new overseas
names this year with Brassband Heist and Brassband Bacchus,
from Belgium, making the trip across the Channel with
compatriot and regular visitor Kortrijk, but it was
Kortrijk, under Lieven Maertens, who took the top prize in
the Championship Section with a well directed and musical
performance of ‘Elgar Variations’ by Martin Ellerby.
There were also wins in the
other sections for Horsham Borough, Brassband Heist, The
Cobham Band and Shanklin Town Youth.
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Championship Section |
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Test Piece >>
1. Kortrijk, Lieven Maertens,
197
2. Haverhill Silver, Mark Ager,
196
3. Friary Guildford, Chris
King, 195
4. KM Medway, Melvin White, 193
5. Regent Brass, Alan Duguid,
192
Withdrawn: Welwyn Garden City
and Zone One Brass
Hymn Tune >>
1. Friary Guildford, Chris
King, 95
Best Instrumentalist: Harmen Vanhoorne, Solo Cornet,
Kortrijk
Best
Percussion Section: Kortrijk
Best
Bass Section: Haverhill Silver
Best
Euphonium: Frederik Leroy, Kortrijk
Conductor’s Prize: Mark Ager, Haverhill Silver
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First Section |
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Test Piece >>
1. Horsham Borough, Keith
Maxwell, 192
2. Betteshanger Welfare,
Timothy Vinal, 191
3. Sandhurst Silver, Ian
McElligott, 190
4. Chichester City, John
Williams, 189
5. Brassband Bacchus, Bart Van
Neyghem, 188
6. Brighton & Hove City,
Matthew Hackett, 187
7. Denham Hendon, Gordon
Davies, 186
8. Tilbury, Robert Nunnery, 185
9. Fairlop Brass, Kevin Jordan,
184
10. Crystal Palace, Michael
Gray, 183
11. BAE SYSTEMS Brass, Keith
Woodger, 182
Hymn Tune >>
1.
Horsham
Borough, Keith Maxwell, 90
Best
Instrumentalist: David Beck, Solo Cornet, Horsham
Borough
Best
Euphonium: Dawn Culver, Horsham Borough
Best
Bass Section: Horsham Borough
Conductor’s Prize: Timothy Vinal, Betteshanger Welfare
Highest
Placed Member Band: Horsham Borough
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Second Section |
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Test Piece >>
1. Brassband Heist, Bert Van
Thienen, 188
2. East London Brass, Jayne
Murrill, 186
3. Yiewsley & West Drayton,
Christopher Cole, 185
4. Cranbrook Town, Ian Lanceley,
184
5. KM Medway Concert, Garrie
Harvey, 183
6. Thundersley Brass, David
Lewis, 182
7. LGB Brass, Ian Stewart, 181
8. Mid Sussex Brass, Andy
Wooler, 180
9. Hangleton, Matthew Pollard,
179
10. Battle Town, Jon Penton,
178
11. Croydon, Paul Martin, 177
Hymn Tune >>
1. Yiewsley & West Drayton,
Christopher Cole, 86
Best
Instrumentalist: Ben Van Lombeeck, Euphonium, Brassband
Heist
Best
Horn Section: Cranbrook Town
Best
Percussion Section: East London Brass
Conductor’s Prize: Bert Van Thienen, Brassband Heist
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Third Section & Youth Section |
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Test Piece >>
1. The Cobham Band, David Ruel,
182
2.
Snowdown Colliery, Keith Twyman, 181
3. Shanklin Town, Malcolm
Lewis, 180
4. Shanklin Town Youth, Malcolm
Lewis, 179
Hymn Tune (Third Section)
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1. Shanklin Town, Malcolm
Lewis, 82
Best
Instrumentalist: Joe Smith, Solo Cornet, The Cobham Band
Best
Back Row Cornets: Shanklin Town Youth
Best
Bass Section: The Cobham Band
Conductor’s Prize: Malcolm Lewis, Shanklin Town
Hymn Tune (Youth Section)
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1. Shanklin
Town Youth, Malcolm Lewis, 80
Best
Youth Instrumentalist: Hollie James, Solo Cornet,
Shanklin Town Youth
Youth
Band Conductor’s Prize: Malcolm Lewis, Shanklin Town
Youth
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SCABA Band of the Year 2006 / 2007 |
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Friary
Guildford Brass Band |
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Music Played >> |
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Championship Section |
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KM Medway - How Sweet
the Name; Connotations (Edward Gregson)
Regent
Brass - Colne; Essence of Time (Peter Graham)
Haverhill Silver -
Praise My Soul; Diversions on a Brass Theme (George
Lloyd)
Kortrijk - Blaenwern;
Elgar Variations (Martin Ellerby)
Friary Guildford -
Passion Chorale; Partita (Philip Sparke) |
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Brassband Bacchus -
Blaenwern; Glorifico Aeternum (Dean Jones)
BAE SYSTEMS - Hursley;
Kaleidoscope (arr Brian Bowen)
Tilbury - How Sweet
the Name; The Moor of Venice (William Aldwyn arr. Frank
Wright)
Crystal Palace -
Woodlands; Resurgam (Eric Ball)
Brighton & Hove City
- Colne; The Aeronauts (Goff Richards)
Sandhurst Silver -
Pilgrims; The Plantagenets (Edward Gregson)
Chichester City -
Nicea; Purcell Variations (Kenneth Downie)
Fairlop Brass -
Blaenwern; Academic Festival Overture (Brahms arr.
Dennis Wright)
Denham Hendon -
Blaenwern; Passacaglia (Arthur Butterworth)
Horsham Borough -
Deep Harmony; A London Overture (Philip Sparke)
Betteshanger Welfare
- Angelus; Hollywood (Goff Richards) |
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KM Medway
Concert - Finlandia; Dimensions (Peter Graham)
Thundersley - Sandon; Shine As The Light (Peter Graham)
Hangleton - Blaenwern;
Triptych (Philip Sparke)
Yiewsley & W Drayton
- Lloyd; Oceans (Goff Richards)
LGB Brass
- Angelus; Northern Landscapes (Peter Graham)
Croydon - Sandon; The
Land of the Mountain & the Flood (Hamish MacCunn Arr.
Glyn Bragg)
Mid Sussex
Brass - Maryton; Divertimento for Brass (Darrol Barry)
Cranbrook Town - St
Clement; The Aeronauts (Goff Richards)
Battle Town -
Eventide; A Cambrian Suite (Michael Ball)
East London Brass -
Eventide; Dimensions (Peter Graham)
Brassband
Heist - Blaenwern; Voyage of Discovery (Goff Richards) |
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Third Section & Youth Section |
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Cobham -
Beautiful Zion ; Rufford Abbey (Drake Rimmer)
Shanklin Town -
Diadem; Malvern Suite (Philip Sparke)
Snowdown
Colliery - Colne; Overture Promenade (Frank Bryce)
Shanklin Town Youth
- Eventide; Anglian Dances (Alan Fernie) |
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