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The Modern Brass Band - From the 1930s to the New Millennium (Paperback, New edition)
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The Modern Brass Band - From the 1930s to the New Millennium (Paperback, New edition)
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Following Roy Newsome's highly acclaimed study Brass Roots: One
Hundred Years of Brass Bands and their Music, this book takes up
the story of bands and their development from the 1930s to the
start of the new millennium. Brass band contests continued to play
a significant role in the twentieth century, and this new book
contains a detailed consideration of both local and regional
contests and larger-scale national events such as the British Open
and the National Brass Band Championships. As in previous times,
the repertoire of bands has been greatly influenced by these
contests. Newsome explores competition works, but also the
development of an increasing number of concerto-style works
intended for concert performance. One of the keys to the continuing
popularity and success of the banding movement has been the
creation of school and youth brass bands. Sections of the book
devoted to younger generations of band players examine the changes
that have taken place in such bands. There is also an investigation
of the impact of radio, television and commercial recording on the
brass band industry. The book also contains a wealth of information
about leading bands and band personalities, and concludes with an
overview of the spread of interest in British-style banding
overseas.
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