29th June 2019 at Exhibition Road, London SW7.
Part of ”The Great Exhibition Road Festival”, a celebration of Arts and Science in the spirit of the 1851 Great Exhibition (free event).
Country: Britain. Style: Popular music.
Brass Revolution! was commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria's birth at Kensington Palace. It presented 200 years of brass band music from processional fanfares to rap and was a collaboration between the Prince Regent’s Band (who performed the earlier music) and the Royal College of Music (Mike Poyser who teaches there put together the musicians who performed the more modern music).
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29th June 2019 at Exhibition Road, London SW7.
Part of ”The Great Exhibition Road Festival”, a celebration of Arts and Science in the spirit of the 1851 Great Exhibition (free event).
Brass Revolution! was commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria's birth at Kensington Palace. It presented 200 years of brass band music from processional fanfares to rap and was a collaboration between the Prince Regent’s Band (who performed the earlier music) and the Royal College of Music (Mike Poyser who teaches there put together the musicians who performed the more modern music).
Country: Britain. Style: Popular music of the 19th century (including Fanfare and Opera).
Lineup: Katie Hodges (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet/saxhorn), Fraser Tannock (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet/saxhorn), Richard Thomas (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet saxhorn), Martyn Sanderson (trombone/saxhorn), Jeff Miller (ophicleide).
The Prince Regent’s Band was formed in 2013 and performs brass chamber music from the long 19th century. They play original 19th century brass instruments (their own and others borrowed from collections), from trumpets, cornets and trombones to the less familiar saxhorn family and the ophicleide. The group involves a wide group of musicians. At this festival it consisted of two core members, two associate members and a guest. I have photographed Jeff Miller before standing in with the Hackney Colliery Brass Band (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/19129277543/) and the Bollywood Brass Band (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/29864241986/).
In this photo: the group play natural trumpets.
More information: www.princeregentsband.com/, www.facebook.com/princeregentsband/.
Tags: Popular Music Brass Band Great Britain Prince Regent's Band Natural Trumpet Brass Revolution! Great Exhibition Road Festival Exhibition Road
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29th June 2019 at Exhibition Road, London SW7.
Part of ”The Great Exhibition Road Festival”, a celebration of Arts and Science in the spirit of the 1851 Great Exhibition (free event).
Brass Revolution! was commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria's birth at Kensington Palace. It presented 200 years of brass band music from processional fanfares to rap and was a collaboration between the Prince Regent’s Band (who performed the earlier music) and the Royal College of Music (Mike Poyser who teaches there put together the musicians who performed the more modern music).
Country: Britain. Style: Popular music of the 19th century (including Fanfare and Opera).
Lineup: Katie Hodges (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet/saxhorn), Fraser Tannock (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet/saxhorn), Richard Thomas (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet saxhorn), Martyn Sanderson (trombone/saxhorn), Jeff Miller (ophicleide).
The Prince Regent’s Band was formed in 2013 and performs brass chamber music from the long 19th century. They play original 19th century brass instruments (their own and others borrowed from collections), from trumpets, cornets and trombones to the less familiar saxhorn family and the ophicleide. The group involves a wide group of musicians. At this festival it consisted of two core members, two associate members and a guest. I have photographed Jeff Miller before standing in with the Hackney Colliery Brass Band (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/19129277543/) and the Bollywood Brass Band (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/29864241986/).
More information: www.princeregentsband.com/, www.facebook.com/princeregentsband/.
Tags: Popular Music Brass Band Great Britain Prince Regent's Band Brass Revolution! Great Exhibition Road Festival Exhibition Road
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29th June 2019 at Exhibition Road, London SW7.
Part of ”The Great Exhibition Road Festival”, a celebration of Arts and Science in the spirit of the 1851 Great Exhibition (free event).
Brass Revolution! was commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria's birth at Kensington Palace. It presented 200 years of brass band music from processional fanfares to rap and was a collaboration between the Prince Regent’s Band (who performed the earlier music) and the Royal College of Music (Mike Poyser who teaches there put together the musicians who performed the more modern music).
Country: Britain. Style: Popular music of the 19th century (including Fanfare and Opera).
Lineup: Katie Hodges (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet/saxhorn), Fraser Tannock (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet/saxhorn), Richard Thomas (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet saxhorn), Martyn Sanderson (trombone/saxhorn), Jeff Miller (ophicleide).
The Prince Regent’s Band was formed in 2013 and performs brass chamber music from the long 19th century. They play original 19th century brass instruments (their own and others borrowed from collections), from trumpets, cornets and trombones to the less familiar saxhorn family and the ophicleide. The group involves a wide group of musicians. At this festival it consisted of two core members, two associate members and a guest. I have photographed Jeff Miller before standing in with the Hackney Colliery Brass Band (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/19129277543/) and the Bollywood Brass Band (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/29864241986/).
In this photo: the group play saxhorns.
More information: www.princeregentsband.com/, www.facebook.com/princeregentsband/.
Tags: Popular Music Brass Band Great Britain Prince Regent's Band Saxhorn Brass Revolution! Great Exhibition Road Festival Exhibition Road
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29th June 2019 at Exhibition Road, London SW7.
Part of ”The Great Exhibition Road Festival”, a celebration of Arts and Science in the spirit of the 1851 Great Exhibition (free event).
Brass Revolution! was commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria's birth at Kensington Palace. It presented 200 years of brass band music from processional fanfares to rap and was a collaboration between the Prince Regent’s Band (who performed the earlier music) and the Royal College of Music (Mike Poyser who teaches there put together the musicians who performed the more modern music).
Country: Britain. Style: Popular music of the 19th century (including Fanfare and Opera).
Lineup: Katie Hodges (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet/saxhorn), Fraser Tannock (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet/saxhorn), Richard Thomas (trumpet/cornet/natural trumpet saxhorn), Martyn Sanderson (trombone/saxhorn), Jeff Miller (ophicleide).
The Prince Regent’s Band was formed in 2013 and performs brass chamber music from the long 19th century. They play original 19th century brass instruments (their own and others borrowed from collections), from trumpets, cornets and trombones to the less familiar saxhorn family and the ophicleide. The group involves a wide group of musicians. At this festival it consisted of two core members, two associate members and a guest. I have photographed Jeff Miller before standing in with the Hackney Colliery Brass Band (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/19129277543/) and the Bollywood Brass Band (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/29864241986/).
In this photo: the group play saxhorns.
More information: www.princeregentsband.com/, www.facebook.com/princeregentsband/.
Tags: Popular Music Brass Band Great Britain Prince Regent's Band Saxhorn Brass Revolution! Great Exhibition Road Festival Exhibition Road
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