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Warringah Concert Brass
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25.01.2022 Tomorrow night!! Come along to hear a large selection of brass music including featured soloists and sections of the band.
23.01.2022 If you can’t make it out to Penrith next week for the State Championships then do not miss this afternoons concert. See you there!
21.01.2022 Warringah are performing at the Dee Why RSL Remembrance Day today. Lest We Forget
20.01.2022 2020 NSW State Band Festival Online Open A Grade Brass Winners: Sacred Item: Warringah Brass March Item: Warringah Brass Concert Item: Glenorchy City Concert Br...ass Major Own Choice: Central Coast Brass & Warringah Brass Congratulations from BANSW #bandsnsw See more
19.01.2022 A fantastic movement in the brass banding scene, make sure you tune in to Classical FM 92.9 on Saturday 12:05pm. Make sure to show your support if you would like more brass bands on the radio! Shortly after WCB will be performing at Turramurra Uniting Church at 4pm. See you there
15.01.2022 Please read this fantastic story of Ken Bradley
14.01.2022 https://facebook.com/events/s/brass-for-the-bush-benefit-con/1089050401437120/?ti=icl
13.01.2022 Very Proud of our own Ash Carter for winning the Queensland Symphony Associate Principal Trombone position. Well done!!!!
08.01.2022 Warringah will be streamed live very shortly on www.brassbanned.com for the Test/Hymn NSW State Championships. We are sadly missing our star Eb Tuba player today, Ken we will be dedicating our hymn to you today mate. Hope you are doing well!
07.01.2022 We are excited to announce our adjudicator for the 2020 NSW Champion of Champions & Party Events Online will be Mr John Saunders. John was a founding member of ...the Warringah Brass, formed by his father Jack, in 1979, then becoming their MD in 1999. John is also a full-time member of the NSW Police Band and was privileged to be named their Director of Music in 2005, a position he holds to this day. You can read more about John and his achievements on the adjudicators tab at https://bandnsw.com/2020-nsw-state-band-festival-online/ Thanks, BANSW @bandsnsw #bandsnsw See more
06.01.2022 It's the start of another week and a return to an inclement Sydney for #MusicianMonday! This week we are excited to feature our own 'brasso profondo' Petty Offi...cer Musician Dan McMahon!! My name is Dan McMahon and I am currently posted to the Royal Australian Navy Band Sydney. I have served 14 years with both RAN Band Sydney and RAN Band Melbourne, performing regularly in the wind band, big band and military band on my primary instrument, the bass trombone. I am from Richmond NSW, and began learning tenor trombone during my second year of high school, gaining experience through community bands and pit orchestras in the Sydney area. Moving to bass trombone early on, I also played euphonium and tuba during time in brass bands. These groups included the Hawkesbury District Concert Band, Blacktown City Band, Warringah Brass and Gunnedah Brass Band, (now Sydney City Brass). My first experience of the Navy Band was seeing and hearing the band marching down the street during the Anzac Day parade in Sydney as a teenager, the effect of which was enough to spark an interest in military music! I also came into contact with military bands through my trombone teacher, then a member of the Air Force Band. I completed a Bachelor of Music in 2005 at Western Sydney University before joining the Navy Band in 2006. However his first job was as an automotive technician with the Ford Motor Company, completing a trade qualification in 2001. I have found the experience of being a full-time military musician very challenging and very rewarding. The demands of a high turnover of music and constant performances, often in very different ensembles and styles, has meant that it is an extremely valuable experience as a musician. I feel my sight-reading skills and exposure to many varied musical experiences have refined my approach to the trombone and my overall musical knowledge has improved as a result. Another element of my Navy Band experience is as a lighting operator during international deployments with ADF Forces Entertainment, seeing us involved with Australian Defence Force in the Middle East and other operations. These tours provide morale support to our deployed troops overseas and I have visited Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Qatar, the Solomon Islands and East Timor with other technical crew from the Navy Band. I deployed to sea with FFG-03 HMAS Sydney - IV on Operation Northern Trident in 2009, and marched in the ADF Military Band for the The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo when it visited Melbourne in 2016. Another enormous highlight was performing in Villers-Bretonneux and Bullecourt, France for the ANZAC Dawn Service in 2015. As a Leading Seaman, I've undertaken the administrative roles of Band Librarian, IC Stores and IC Transport. However after a promotion to Petty Officer this year, I have a focus on divisional support and a managerial roles within the Band. #ServinginHarmony #NavyBand #AusNavy #ProudtoServe #OurPeople #MilitaryBand #MilitaryMusic #BrassSection #Trombone #BassTrombone
04.01.2022 Warringah has their first rehearsal of the year kicking off this coming Monday 3rd @ 7:45pm, Terrey Hills Public School. New members are always welcome! Send us a message if you are interested.
