The band’s winning performance of Edward Gregson’s Partita from the 2004 Yorkshire Regional Brass Band Championship (Fourth Section) is available below.
2003 saw the band reach the National Finals of the Brass Band Championships of Great Britain in the Fourth Section. Eric Ball’s Call Of The Sea allowed the band, under the baton of Duncan Beckley, to finish third and you can hear the full performance below.
Philip Harper’s Kingdom Of Dragons was the piece chosen as the 2010 Second Section piece. Below you can listen to the performance which placed the band third that year at the Yorkshire Regional Brass Band Championships.
The band’s performance of Tam O’Shanter’s Ride (Dr Denis Wright) from the 2005 Yorkshire Regional Brass Band Championship (Third Section) is available below.
2006 saw Grange Moor win the Yorkshire Regional Brass Band Championship (Second Section) with their performance of Howard Snell’s Images Of The Millennium. You can listen to the performance below.
Things are moving on quickly with the redesign on the website. Plenty of progress has been made today and hopefully it will be up and running fairly soon.
Earlier this year, we played for the opening of Kirkwood Hospice’s brick path. In the blazing heat, the band played wonderfully. @GrangeMoorBand sounding fab. #sunshine — Kirkwood Hospice (@KirkwoodHospice) July 7, 2013
Later on this afternoon (14.45) the band will be playing in Jubilee square in Golcar as a part of the Golcar Lily Day celebrations. Why not come along and listen to the various bands, see all the stalls and other activities going on! The full programme can be accessed from their website.
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