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Bob Childs and Jim Hayes

Frank Renton and conductor Robert Childs take a look at his book celebrating 125 years of The Cory Band and cornettist Jim Hayes talks about his first solo CD.

Frank Renton talks to conductor Robert Childs about his book celebrating 125 years of The Cory Band and cornettist Jim Hayes discusses his first solo CD, Dial M for Midnight. We hear music from James Wearing's one man military band recording and Frank Renton recalls the effect that hearing Hans Gansch playing Song and Dance with Brass Band Oberoesterreich had on him. The ex-principal trumpet of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra signalled the arrival at the top of the brass band scene of a major talent who was going to show a completely different style of quality cornet playing.

30 minutes

Last on

Wed 18 May 2011 21:30
Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 2

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Music Played

  • Cory Band

    Enter The Galaxies

    • Enter The Galaxies.
    • Doyen.

  • Cory Band

    Waltz Orient Express

    • Men of Stone.
    • Kirklees Music.

  • Swiss Brass Quartet

    Bees A Bussin

    • Volcano.
    • Obrasso Records.

  • Yorkshire Building Society Band

    In Perfect Peace

    • Essays For Brass.
    • Polyphonic.

  • Jim Hayes / Co-operative Funeralcare Band

    Dial M For Midnight

    • Dial M for Midnight.
    • WOS.

  • Jim Hayes / Co-operative Funeralcare Band

    The Green Hornet

    • Dial M for Midnight.
    • WOS.

  • Band of HM Coldstream Guards

    Chariots Of Fire

    • Pride of the Nation.
    • Decca.

Broadcast

  • Wed 18 May 2011 21:30
    Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 2

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