Whyalla Community Brass | Public figure
Whyalla Community Brass
Phone: +61 8 8631 9916
Address: 15 Homes Street 5608 Whyalla Stuart, SA, Australia
Website: http://www.whyallacommunitybrass.org
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24.01.2022 Thanks Whyalla Council, GFG & Apex Whyalla. This is a great initiative! Whyalla Proud. https://youtu.be/IlbWeO7c3qM
21.01.2022 Eddie Hughes MP is a supporter of Whyalla Community Brass.
20.01.2022 One of our favourite bands!
19.01.2022 As we approach Remembrance Day. Another great institution and community service organisation (3 Wing Air Training Corps (Cadets)), prepare for their church parade. Well done young folk. https://youtu.be/cGdaYtHYNsQ
18.01.2022 Don't forget its "McHappy Day" today. Get on in and help support Ronald McDonald House Charities! McDonalds Whyalla are supporters of Whyalla Community Brass.
16.01.2022 HMAS Cerberus is nicknamed ‘Cradle of the Navy’ and since its official opening 100 years ago, the establishment has provided basic training courses for Navy’s n...ewest Sailors at the Royal Australian Navy Recruit School. Hundreds of RAN Band members have passed through the Cerberus gates to commence their Navy career at Recruit School, and our newest member ABMUSN Matthew Hurditch is no different. Ordinarily, Musician trainees then go on to complete the Musician Initial Entry Training (MIET) course at the Defence Force School of Music (DFSM), Simpson Barracks. However, AB Hurditch, along with other recent joiners, has attended the MIET course via distance learning whilst remaining in situ at HMAS Cerberus. Whilst on course trainees are instructed by DFSM staff and Navy Band mentors in specific military band training components such as marching band drill and techniques, military side drumming, ensemble performance, music theory and other unique tenants of military music life. The course forms the basis for learning that continues throughout a Navy Musician’s career. AB Hurditch said I enjoyed getting back to playing after Recruit School training and learning new skills, such as parade drumming. It has also been an opportunity to refresh some of the music theory knowledge from prior studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney". "I am really looking forward to playing with a professional wind band again", AB Hurditch explained, (after not having done so for seven months). He brings a wealth of performance experience to the Navy Band, having worked with the Corrective Services NSW Band and the NSW Police Band. AB Hurditch joined RAN Band Sydney this week! The band wishes him a warm welcome, congratulations on completing the MIET course and all the very best with his first posting! #ServinginHarmony #NavyBand #AusNavy #MilitaryBand #MilitaryMusic #OurPeople #ProudtoServe #Euphonium #BrassSection #OurStory #Capability
13.01.2022 A music programme celebrating Christmas, FREE to the community, including afternoon tea! Due to strict COVID 19 directives, tickets are limited to under 50. Strict social distancing will apply and marshals will be in attendance. Please join with the Salvos and Whyalla Community Brass for a happy and joyful time despite the hardships we have all endured this year! Call (08) 86319916, the band's enquiry number, or the Salvos on 86457101. NOTE: ADMISSION IS BY TICKET ONLY, so please get in quick!
12.01.2022 One of the favourite pieces of past Whyalla Community Brass Band Musician - the late Gilbert Powell. Wonderfully rendered by the Black Dyke Band, U.K. Virtual performance. https://youtu.be/6i7i_u0sHN8
11.01.2022 NEARLY HERE: Santa’s on his way, with the big man in the red suit due to appear ‘live’ in your loungeroom this weekend.That’s because this year, for the first t...ime ever, the Whyalla Christmas Pageant is going digital.As the annual Christmas pageant street parade isn’t possible under current covid-19 restrictions, Whyalla City Council and pageant organisers Apex put their heads together to work through ways to bring Christmas cheer to the community. This Saturday at 4pm lookout for a link on facebook to our youtube channel where the video will go live. Read more in the story below. See more
11.01.2022 Lest We Forget.
09.01.2022 Despite being hit with illness, lockdowns, losses of income and COVID restrictions, we will do our best to provide some happy Christmas carols this Christmas season! We love Whyalla and our community.
03.01.2022 Band veteran Ray Powell and former Acting Bandmaster of Whyalla Citadel Band - Stan Babidge, getting ready for the carol playing.
01.01.2022 Go Navy Band, well done!!
01.01.2022 A great AGM Saturday night, which included our parade. Whilst the outdoor parade and drill was cancelled, our new updated constitution and bi-laws were officially accepted by the membership. Mr Reg Warnes retains the position of Band Secretary, and Music Director was officially elected as the Band Treasurer. In addition, Child Safe Officer, Health Safety and Welfare Officer, First Aid Officer, COVID19 Marshal and Food Safety Officer, were all retained by the portfolio holders.... The only outstanding position yet to filled is that of Band President. Not only was the Constitution and bi-laws tabled, but our Annual Financial Report. Unfortunately it was reported that as a result of the COVID19 Emergency, the band has lost an estimated $1,713.15. The further impact of the emergency will be reflected in the 2021 report. Thanks all members, friends and the public for the success of the AGM and Inspection night. Special mentions go to Ann Staunton, Band Secretary of Port Lincoln City Band, (Special Guest) and the marvellous support of The Salvation Army for the use of their Cafe facilities & Hall, as well as the support for rehearsals in the larger hall due to COVID19 restrictions. Shout out to Major Patsy Shadbolt and partner Chris for a wonderful evening meal!!! We must also thank Whyalla City Council for the help in funding this occasion and the Incorporation process for the band! See more
