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Dalkeith and Monktonhall Brass Band <dmbrass>

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	On recieving a delightful email from out flugel player I thought I would pop this wee bitty up on this so that everyone could have a wee looky just incase you havent read her email yet! ' Articles: Sponsored by Normans Last updated: 12-Mar-2008 2008 Scottish Regional Championship Retrospective: Third Section The space race came to Glenrothes on the weekend, and the Scots certainly had two bands who went into orbit. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paul Lovatt- Cooper’s ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ provided the eleven bands on the Saturday in the Third Section with a fine test piece to get their teeth into. It also proved to be an ideal piece for the bands to show of their qualities too – full of colour, interesting textures, lyrical tunes and exciting effects. As a result all eleven played as well as they could have expected, and whilst the overall standard did vary, adjudicates Steve Sykes and Steve Pritchard-Jones had plenty of performances to sit back and admire. No problems 'No problems of just about any variety for Dalkeith and Monktonhall though and a performance that fully deserved to take home with them the Scottish Championship trophy as well as the qualification to Harrogate. James Chamberlain delivered a very persuasive reading of the score, whilst his players responded in kind with great dynamic features, balanced ensemble, solid solos and a sense of character to their playing. This really was space age stuff – modern and exciting, full of energy and clean lines. It did get a touch hard in places and there seemed little need for the back row to stand when they were doing OK anyway, but it just added that extra sheen to a performance of merit, and which certainly found favour in the box. It also meant a double for the MD as he also won with Whitburn on the Sunday – a great weekend then for Jim.' Always nice
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