DiscoverThe Harworth Brass Podcast
The Harworth Brass Podcast
Claim Ownership

The Harworth Brass Podcast

Author: Harworth Brass

Subscribed: 1Played: 5
Share

Description

Join us as we speak to members of the band from our Musical Director to our volunteers about what it is like being part of a Brass Band, how they got started, favourite pieces, rehearsals, concerts and more!


We look forward to welcoming you to our monthly Podcast!


Use the link to support us and buy us a coffee:

Harworth Brass Podcast


To send your audio clips, please use [email protected]

12 Episodes
Reverse
 THE HARWORTH BRASS PODCAST – NEW EPISODE! 🎺We’re delighted to welcome Matt Colley to the latest episode of The Harworth Brass Podcast!In this episode, Matt talks to host Pete about his journey with Harworth Brass — from his early days in the Junior Band, making the move into the Senior Band, and eventually finding himself on the Front Row of the Cornet section.We also have some fun looking back at the different instruments Matt has played during his time with Harworth Brass, some memorable moments, and what being part of the band means to him.Then in Part 2, we swap the music stand for the spreadsheet! 💷 Matt talks about his role on the Harworth Brass committee, what it’s like being the band’s Treasurer, the work that goes on behind the scenes, fundraising, finances and helping to keep the band moving forward.🎺 Two hats. One band. Plenty of stories!🎧 Episode Title: “From Junior Band to Front Row: The Many Hats of Matt Colley”Listen now and hear Matt’s Harworth Brass story!#TheHarworthBrassPodcast #HarworthBrass #BrassBand #BrassBanding #Cornet #FrontRow #JuniorBand #Treasurer #BehindTheScenes #Podcast #MusicPodcast
🎺 The Harworth Brass Podcast – Season 2, Episode 1 🎙️Building the Future: The Story Behind the Harworth Brass Training BandSeason 2 is here! 🎉 And what better way to start than by talking about one of the most exciting new chapters in the story of Harworth Brass.In this episode, Pete is joined by Margaret Rawlings, 2nd Trombone player and the driving force behind the brand-new Harworth Brass Training Band, launching this September.Margaret talks about her own musical journey, where the idea for the Training Band came from, and why creating opportunities for new musicians is so important. We also look back at Harworth's proud history of developing young players, discuss what beginners can expect from their first rehearsal, and explore how members can progress towards the senior band.From learning an instrument for the first time to building friendships, confidence and a sense of community, this episode is all about building the future of Harworth Brass. 🎶Plus, there's a fun quick-fire round to finish things off!🎧 Listen now and discover how the next generation of Harworth Brass musicians could be starting their journey this September.To buy us a coffee & support the band, please click on the below link:Harworth Brass Podcast#HarworthBrass #TheHarworthBrassPodcast #Season2 #TrainingBand #BrassBand #BrassBanding #Music #Community #BuildingTheFuture
Episode 9 of The Harworth Brass Podcast is here — and this month we’re joined by one of the true legends of brass banding…🎺 Richard Marshall“From the End Chair to the Conductor’s Baton”In this special two-part episode, Richard reflects on:✨ Growing up in the brass band movement✨ Becoming principal cornet at Hatfield aged just 11✨ His rise through Grimethorpe Colliery Band and Black Dyke Band✨ The pressure and privilege of leading from the famous end chair✨ His emotional decision to step away after 20 years at Black Dyke✨ Teaching, conducting, and his exciting new chapter with Hatfield and Askern Colliery Band✨ Plus memories from his fantastic guest appearance with Harworth Brass at Retford Town Hall in 2024An honest, insightful and fascinating conversation with one of the greatest cornet players of his generation.🎧 Listen now via Harworth Brass Official WebsiteTo buy us a coffee & support the band, please click on the below link:Harworth Brass Podcast#HarworthBrass #HarworthBrassPodcast #RichardMarshall #BrassBand #BlackDyke #Grimethorpe #Cornet #BrassBanding #Podcast #BritishBrassBand #HatfieldAndAskern #MusicPodcast
In this episode of The Harworth Brass Podcast, Pete is joined by Daniel Whitt to explore a banding journey that starts in the school years and comes full circle back to Harworth Brass.In Part 1, Daniel looks back at how he first got involved with the band while still at school, sharing memories from those early rehearsals and how being part of Harworth Brass helped build his confidence both musically and personally. It’s a story many listeners will relate to — finding your place, growing in confidence, and discovering a passion for music.In Part 2, the conversation moves on to Daniel’s wider banding experiences, the different bands he’s played with, and how music has continued to shape his life beyond the band room. He also reflects on what it means to return to Harworth Brass now as a regular dep, especially while living in Nottingham, and how it feels to reconnect with the band where it all began.With plenty of stories, insights, and a few laughs along the way, this episode is a great listen for anyone involved in brass banding — past or present.🎺 From first notes to full circle — this is Daniel Whitt’s story.To buy us a coffee & support the band, please click on the below link:Harworth Brass Podcast#HarworthBrass #HarworthBrassPodcast #BrassBand #BrassBanding #BandLife #CommunityMusic #MusicEducation #BrassMusic
Prepare to be inspired! On this episode of The Harworth Brass Podcast, we sit down with world-renowned euphonium soloist Professor Steven Mead. From humble beginnings to stages across the globe, Steven shares his journey, stories from life on tour, his passion for teaching, and the artistry that has made him a legend in the brass world.This is an episode for anyone who loves music, dreams big, or wants to see what dedication and talent can achieve.🎧 Listen now and experience The Art of the Euphonium.#HarworthBrass #StevenMead #Euphonium #BrassBand #TheHarworthBrassPodcast #MusicInspiration
loading
Comments