Mid York Shining Brass performs in Norwich
NORWICH – The Mid York Shining Brass Band is looking forward to performing tonight at the Norwich United Church of Christ. Concert time is 7:30 p.m.
The sound of a Brass Band is always exciting and especially so during the holiday season. Made up of trumpets, French horns, Flugel horn, Euphoniums, baritones, trombones and tubas, and sitting way at the top of the spectrum is the high piping sound of the Eflat trumpet played by Nick Natolie. The Eflat trumpet is shorter than a regular B flat trumpet and its purpose in life is to add that brilliance to the band.
Soloists for the concert include Nolan Wilcox, trumpeter, who will perform that classic hymn, “The Holy City.” Nolan is a full time farmer from Oxford, but finds time to apply his talents to both the Oxford and Norwich summer band. He is member of the well known musical Wilcox family (which includes Spiegel Wilcox).
The other soloist is Robert Merrick, a fine French Hornist new living in Deruyter. A multi-talented musician, Bob received his early training in the Hamilton school system where he played not only the French horn, but piano and string bass as well.
On the lighter side, the Brass program will include the Glenn Miller version of “American Patrol;” the Louis Prima hit, “Sing, Sing, Sing,” and “Swing Low Sweet Chariot.” Also programmed is music by Henry Mancini, Wolfgang A. Mozart and George Frederic Handel.
Musicians from all points of the map travel from Whitesbom, Edneston, Norwich, Deruyter, Oxford, North Brookfield, Hamilton, Earlville and New Berlin as from all walks of life and professions, including band directors, engineers, teachers, bankers, farmers, Insurance programs, and contractors.
Tickets are available at the door at $10 general admission, $9 for seniors, and students free.
The sound of a Brass Band is always exciting and especially so during the holiday season. Made up of trumpets, French horns, Flugel horn, Euphoniums, baritones, trombones and tubas, and sitting way at the top of the spectrum is the high piping sound of the Eflat trumpet played by Nick Natolie. The Eflat trumpet is shorter than a regular B flat trumpet and its purpose in life is to add that brilliance to the band.
Soloists for the concert include Nolan Wilcox, trumpeter, who will perform that classic hymn, “The Holy City.” Nolan is a full time farmer from Oxford, but finds time to apply his talents to both the Oxford and Norwich summer band. He is member of the well known musical Wilcox family (which includes Spiegel Wilcox).
The other soloist is Robert Merrick, a fine French Hornist new living in Deruyter. A multi-talented musician, Bob received his early training in the Hamilton school system where he played not only the French horn, but piano and string bass as well.
On the lighter side, the Brass program will include the Glenn Miller version of “American Patrol;” the Louis Prima hit, “Sing, Sing, Sing,” and “Swing Low Sweet Chariot.” Also programmed is music by Henry Mancini, Wolfgang A. Mozart and George Frederic Handel.
Musicians from all points of the map travel from Whitesbom, Edneston, Norwich, Deruyter, Oxford, North Brookfield, Hamilton, Earlville and New Berlin as from all walks of life and professions, including band directors, engineers, teachers, bankers, farmers, Insurance programs, and contractors.
Tickets are available at the door at $10 general admission, $9 for seniors, and students free.
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