Regent Brass – Westminster 2013
On Wednesday 21st August, Regent Brass returned to Westminster Abbey to perform a lunchtime concert in the college gardens. This particular event has been a key part of the band’s concert schedule for many years and always proves to be a thoroughly enjoyable experience for band and audience alike.
This year was certainly no different, with a very large number of people turning out to hear the band perform in a wide range of musical styles, from Richard Wagner and Guiseppe Verdi through to Harold Arlen and Elton John!
Brian Reynolds conducts Regent Brass playing his composition “Seven Senoritas”
The band was also pleased to invite regular concert-goer and composer Brian Reynolds to conduct his Spanish march “Seven Senoritas” during the concert. Brian has written a range of works for wind band, but has only transcribed this one for brass band. His piece was very well received by the audience and we hope he will write more for brass band in the future.
The band would like to thank Rob Fox, Bethan Carney, Natasha Newson and Asako Mochizuki on Euphonium, Baritone, Cornet and Percussion respectively for performing with the band at this event.
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- MD Alan Duguid
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- Regent Brass – Westminster 2013
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- Barbara King plays My Love is like a Red Red Rose
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- Steve Gaskgell
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- Front Row
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- Back Row
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- Mr Chairman
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- Martin Pearce plays “Your Song”
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- Brian Reynolds conducts Regent Brass playing his composition “Seven Senoritas”
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- Black Bottom Stomp
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- Black Bottom Stomp
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- Rob Ivey
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- Ed Parker
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- Bethan Carney
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- Basses
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- Tom Price & Paul Van Uden
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- John Gafney plays Pantomime
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- Brian Reynolds conducts Regent Brass playing his composition “Seven Senoritas”
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- Basses
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- Ben Russell
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- Stephanie Hine
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- Adrian Parker
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- Tom Price
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- Paul finds something amusing…
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- Steve Packer
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- Chris Kirk
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- Victoria Curran plays Don’t it Make my Brown Eyes Blue
