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Hosted by Matthew Frost, Music Editorial presents interviews with notable international Salvationist musicians, and provides insightful analyses of iconic Salvation Army brass band repertoire
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Composer Andrew Mackereth is Matthew Frost’s guest on this month’s podcast. Andrew talks about his life in music education, composing and how SASWE (Salvation Army Symphonic Wind Ensemble) came to be. Andrew also talks about cooking, sailing and why Songster Leader Karl Westwood is one of his favourite composers.
Paul Sharman returns to Fully Scored to begin a two-part study of his piece ‘Quest’. This piece was written for the Territorial Youth Band in 2012.
One of the New York Staff Band’s newest recruits is currently stranded on the Arid Island. Zoe Zanders tells us which one album she’d pack in her case and why.
Regular features, Band Manager, Sparsely Scored and Bandmastermind complete another episode.
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On this episode, host Matthew Frost is joined (virtually) by Garry Todd – the long-time Principal Cornet of the Melbourne Staff Band. Born in the UK, Garry talks about his formative years at Chalk Farm and then his move to the other side of the world. Garry also talks about other stereotypical Australian topics: cricket, vegemite and lions.
Ron Holz returns to Fully Scored to share a just a fraction of his wealth of Salvation Army music-knowledge. James Curnow’s ‘The great salvation war’ is the topic for this episode’s analysis.
From an idyllic island to the Arid Island. Armed with just one album, Jerome Astwood leaves the tranquillity of Bermuda and heads to a much less appealing environment. But what album will he choose to keep him company?
Regular features, Band Manager, Sparsely Scored and Bandmastermind complete another episode.
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Lieutenant Jonny Whitmore joins Matthew backstage at The Lighthouse, just hours before the final concert of the Territorial Youth Band (TYB) course. Jonny, who (along with his wife Kat) is in charge of The Salvation Army’s youth and children’s work in the United Kingdom, was a student on the first ever TYB course. Jonny talks to Matthew about his love of SA music-making, his faith and his calling to full-time ministry, before answering a multitude of Quirky Quickfire Questions written by the TYB students.
Bandmaster Gavin Lamplough returns to Fully Scored, this time wearing his analyst’s hat. He takes an in-depth look at Morley Calvert’s evocative ‘For our transgressions’.
ISB Solo Cornet player Nick Brill swaps South Wales for the Arid Island. Will he even notice the difference?
Regular features, Band Manager, Sparsely Scored and Bandmastermind complete another episode.
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Bandmaster Jonathan Evans' 3-part analysis of Ray Steadman-Allen's epic work 'On Ratcliff Highway' has been compiled into one episode.
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Ron Prussing is Matthew’s interviewee in this month’s episode. Ron retires this month from the Trombone section of the Sydney Symphony orchestra, after an amazing 53-year career with the orchestra. Ron is also an active Salvationist musician and previously served as bandmaster of Sydney Congress Hall Band.
Bandmaster Jonathan Evans returns to finish our special journey into Ray Steadman-Allen’s ‘Victorian Snapshots – On Ratcliff Highway’.
It’s Paul Winterbourne’s turn to be stranded on the Arid Island this month. But, what one album will he pack in his suit carrier?
Regular features, Band Manager, Sparsely Scored and Bandmastermind complete another episode.
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Andrew Wainwright is Matthew’s featured guest on Episode 51. Andrew’s artistry is admired by thousands of people nearly every week. Although these days, he’s better known for his Brass Band compositions than as the co-creator of Gunnersaurus Rex – the Arsenal Football Club mascot! Andrew talks about his life, his music and gives Matthew advice on how to construct a decent interview.
Bandmaster Jonathan Evans continues his fascinating analysis of Ray Steadman-Allen’s ‘Victorian Snapshots – On Ratcliff Highway’. This epic analysis will be completed in next month’s episode.
Young Salvationist composer Naomi Hill is this month’s resident on the Arid Island. Regular features, Sparsely Scored and Bandmastermind, complete another episode.
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Host Matthew Frost gets Season 5 gets underway by chatting to a really special guest - Commissioner Edward ‘Dusty’ Hill. Dusty is 2nd in Command of the International Salvation Army, but still found time to appear on Fully Scored and answer all of Matthew’s questions.
Bandmaster Jonathan Evans returns to Fully Scored for another analysis. Ray Steadman-Allen’s ‘Victorian Snapshots – On Ratcliff Highway’ is a piece like no other in Salvation Army repertoire. Jonathan begins to explore the music in this episode.
Regular segments Arid Island (featuring Staff Bandsman Gareth Craik), a new Sparsely Scored and Bandmastermind complete episode 50.
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In the final episode of season 4, ISB Soprano cornet supremo Gary Fountain opens up about his life, his playing and why SA banding is so important to him. Territorial Music and Creative Arts Education Secretary Nick Simmons-Smith then guides us through Morley Calvert’s beautifully crafted suite, ‘The festive season’.
Also in this episode we hear from Bandmaster Matthew Miles who is our next guest on the Arid Island; the final line up of the 2023 Fantasy Band is revealed and Gary Fountain’s wealth of banding knowledge and experience is put to the test in a festive edition of Bandmastermind.
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This episode features two Englishmen who live in North America and an American visiting the UK. Captain Nicholas Samuel joins Matthew on this month’s episode to share about his life, his music and his faith. Nick, who grew up in Warrington is now the Corps Officer at London Citadel in Canada.
William Himes took time out of his recent UK conducting tour to talk to Matthew about his new-to-many, 50-year-old piece, ‘Battles’.
The second Englishman living in North America on this episode is Matt Woods. Matt, who was recently appointed as Songster Leader of Central Territory Staff Songsters, tells us about his album of choice for the long, lonely nights on the Arid Island.
‘Bandmastermind’, ‘Band Manager’ and ‘Sparsely Scored’ complete another episode.
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This special episode is a tribute to one of The Salvation Army's greatest composers, Major Leslie Condon. In this episode, Dr Stephen Cobb, Trevor Davis, Kevin Norbury, Gordon Ward, Maurice Cooper, Iain Parkhouse and Brian Johnson all give tribute to Condon, who was a mentor, inspiration and friend to so many around the world. We also present an analysis of Leslie Condon’s ‘The Present Age’, given by the composer himself in a little known recording taken at the Star Lake Music Camp in 1976.
40 years ago this year the world lost a genius, but his legacy still lives on. Join with us as we share a snapshot into the life, faith and music of Major Leslie Condon.
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David Wright is Matthew’s guest on this month’s episode. David has recently joined the team at Music Editorial, and gives us an insight into his interesting and varied military career.
‘Glorifico Aeternum’ was written 20 years ago. To mark this milestone, we invited the composer of the piece – Dean Jones – to talk to us about his inspiration and his writing process for this exciting work.
Bandmaster Bethany Williams makes the very long journey from Glasgow to the Arid Island and tells us which album she’d pack in her hand luggage.
‘Bandmastermind’, ‘Band Manager’ and ‘Sparsely Scored’ complete another exciting episode.
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In episode 45, Matthew Frost spends time chatting with Bandmaster Jonathan Evans. It turns out that as well as being Principal Trombone of the International Staff Band and Bandmaster of Sale Salvation Army Band, Jonathan is also a cricket enthusiast, a closet impressionist and a frustrated West-end singer!
‘None other name’ is – as you’d expect from Erik Leidzén – a beautifully crafted selection. Torgny is an expert in the life and music of Leidzén, and shares some fascinating insights.
Completing the line-up, we have another Staff Bandsman, Iain Parkhouse stranded on Arid Island with only one album … but which will it be?
‘Bandmastermind’, ‘Band Manager’ and ‘Sparsely Scored’ complete another exciting episode.
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Bandmaster Heinrich Schmidt has just retired as Bandmaster of the German Staff Band after 34 years of service. Heinrich talks to Matthew about growing up in post-war Germany, his time as Staff Bandmaster and how he has used his musical career to promote the Gospel.
Continuing the German flavour, Andrew Wainwright (who is not German!) talks us through his set of variations, on the (German) tune ‘Was Lebet’.
Ruben Schmidt (son of Heinrich) can currently be found on the Fully Scored ‘Arid Island’. He shares with us his album choice for such a trip.
‘Bandmastermind’, ‘Band Manager’ and ‘Sparsely Scored’ complete another exciting episode.
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Bandmaster Monica Sakha is our guest on Episode 43. Monica is the founder and Bandmaster of the Kenya East Ladies Band and talks to us about her life, her faith and her vision for this remarkable group. Marcus Venables, Principal Cornet of Canadian Staff Band, talks us through Norman Bearcroft’s ‘Just like John’, which was written for the reformed CSB and is a unique piece in the SA repertoire.
Staff Bandsman Carl Woodman answers the one question that everyone fears… If you were stranded on an arid Island and had to choose just one album to take with you, what would that album be?
‘Bandmastermind’, ‘Band Manager’ and ‘Sparsely Scored’ complete another exciting episode.
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Brett Tolcher has recently been appointed as Bandmaster of the Chicago Staff Band. Brett joins Matthew to talk about his life, ministry and work as Territorial Music and Creative Arts Ministries Secretary. Heaton’s ‘Praise’ is one of everyone’s favourite marches and we’re delighted to welcome Paul Hindmarsh back to ‘Fully Scored’ to talk us through this masterpiece. Divisional Music Director Alexis Dill explains which one album she’d choose to take with her for a stay on Fully Scored’s Arid Island.
‘Bandmastermind’, ‘Band Manager’ and ‘Sparsely Scored’ complete another exciting episode.
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96-year-old, Major George Whittingham talks to Matthew Frost about a different era of Salvation Army music-making, recounting stories from life in the 1940s. Renowned composer, Sam Creamer, then discusses ‘So Glad!’ with Matthew – a piece that paved the way for jazz and swing music becoming part of standard SA repertoire.
In this episode we have a surprise ‘Bandmastermind’!
‘Band Manager’ and ‘Sparsely Scored’ complete another jam-packed episode.
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‘The light of the world’ is, without doubt, one The Salvation Army’s most played and loved pieces of music. In this episode, Dean Goffin’s masterpiece is analysed by Bandmaster Jonathan Evans (Sale and ISB). Before this, Matthew Frost interviews cornet superstar and Bandmaster of the Household Troops Band, Carl Saunders.
Before Carl’s band knowledge is put to the test in Bandmastermind, we have a special Arid Island Album feature with three members of staff from the Territorial Youth Band course.
‘Band Manager’ and ‘Sparsely Scored’ complete another jam-packed episode.
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This episode of ‘Fully Scored’ is has a real international feel to it. It starts with a trip to The Netherlands, as Matthew Frost interviews Amsterdam Staff Bandmaster, Olaf Ritman. The music of Scotsman is then analysed by an American; SA Music aficionado Ron Holz (USA Southern Territory) delves into Peter Graham’s ‘Shine as the light’.
Before Olaf returns for Bandmastermind, World of Sound’s Melissa Dee reveals the album she would choose to have with her if she found herself marooned on an arid island.
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Fully Scored is back with Season 4! And we have two heavyweights of SA music on this first episode of the year. Dudley Bright, former Principal Trombone of the LSO, tells Matthew about his life, his playing career and his compositions. ‘Arise, my soul, arise!’ is one of only two ‘Prelude and Fugues’ published by Music Editorial. Derick Kane joins Matthew to talk us through the intricacies of this piece.
As well as the regular features (Arid Island Album – featuring Andrew Dickinson (ISB Principal Horn) and Bandmastermind), 2023 sees the inclusion of two new features. Dudley Bright is the first guest to sit in the Band Manager’s dugout before we all get to try ‘Sparsely Scored’, which is guaranteed to be every listener’s new earworm.
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Are you feeling festive yet? If not, then you will be by the end of this episode. Before Kevin Larsson talks us through his sparkling piece ‘A Christmas overture’, host of Fully Scored, Matthew Frost, interviews singing sensation Charlie Green. Charlie rose to international fame at 10 years of age, finishing runner up in ITV’s ‘Britain’s got talent’. Charlie talks about his life, his faith and his love of SA banding, as well as tackling the important issue of what his ideal Christmas dinner plate would look like! Five YP Band members from Birmingham Citadel feature on ‘Arid Island Album’, before Charlie returns to find out if he’s as good at niche SA-band-related quizzes as he is at singing.
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Former Principal Cornet of The International Staff Band, Roland Cobb, joins Matthew to talk about his life and the ISB in 1940s and 50s. Following the recent promotion to glory of Brian Bowen, we thought it would be fitting to look at Brian’s much-loved piece, ‘My comfort and strength’. Dr Dorothy Gates, a friend and colleague of Brian’s, was the obvious choice for this analysis.
Peter Kim is this month’s guest on Arid Island Album, before Bandmastermind – with a difference – completes the episode.
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In August this year, Fully Scored host, Matthew Frost, and Head of Music Editorial, Andrew Blyth, travelled to Lagos, Nigeria to lead activities at the Nigeria Territorial Music School. As well as hearing from Matthew and Andrew, we also learn about Salvation Army music in Nigeria from several prominent Nigerian musicians:
James Joe (Nigerian Territorial Music Coordinator)
Ebenezer Ntuk (former Territorial Music Coordinator)
Joe Akpan (Territorial Bandmaster)
Charles Offong (Territorial Songster Leader)
Idy Nathaniel (Assistant Principal Cornet of the Territorial Band)
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Territorial Music Director for the USA Western Territory, Neil Smith, tells us all about his work, his role as Staff Bandmaster and his soon-to-open pizzeria. Euphonium legend, Derick Kane, is back on the podcast for a Fully Scored first – an analysis of a solo. Derick gives us a fascinating insight into Norman Bearcroft’s ‘The better world’ which was written for him. As well as telling us about the origins and the writing of the solo, Derick also gives some performance and practice advice for soloists.
To complete our hat-trick of Scotsmen on the episode, Chris Shanks (Bellshill) joins Matthew Frost to talk about his all-time favourite album. Bandmastermind is back to complete this episode.
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To commemorate 100 years since the birth of Ray Steadman-Allen, Fully Scored has assembled a group of fantastic guests to share their personal memories of RSA. Andrew Blyth, Stephen Cobb, Kenneth Downie, Howard Evans, Bill Himes, Derick Kane and Barbara Steadman-Allen all give us an insight into the life of the great composer.
We were spoilt for choice for major works to analyse on this episode and eventually decided on 'Romans 8 - A brass celebration'. Renowned Trombonist Dudley Bright talks us through this great piece.
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The International Staff Band’s Principal Cornet, Bandmaster Gavin Lamplough, joins Matthew Frost to talk about his life, faith and music, plus many more random topics. Canadian Staff Bandmaster, John Lam, is back on the podcast; this time as analyst. John gives us a fascinating insight into Robert Redhead’s ‘Quintessence’. Fully Scored producer Simon Gash makes a rare appearance on the show in the Arid Island Album feature, before Gavin Lamplough returns to try and dethrone the king of Bandmastermind, Andrew Blyth. Will he succeed?
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Stephen Bulla is one of the most sought-after composer/arrangers in the world. Joining Matthew from the other side of the ‘pond’, via Zoom, Steve talks about his life, his career in music and his faith. Dr Howard Evans is back to complete his analysis of Eric Ball’s ‘The old wells’ before Dale Caffull talks about his all-time favourite album. Steve Bulla then re-joins Matthew to have his knowledge put to the ultimate test in Bandmastermind.
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On this episode, Dr Howard Evans is back with us to talk about Eric Ball's ‘The old wells' - the first variations to be featured on the podcast. Before this analysis, Lieut-Colonel Trevor Davis tells Matthew about his varied career as a Salvation Army Officer. Bandsman Howard Elliott reveals his all-time favourite album, before Trevor returns to sit in the Bandmastermind hot seat.
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This is uncharted territory for Fully Scored as we look at a brand new, unpublished work! Major Martin Cordner is back with us to talk about his epic work, ‘Koinonia’. Before this analysis, Euphonium legend Derick Kane talks to Matthew about his 42-years ISB playing career. As you can imagine, there was a lot to talk to Derick about. Bandmaster Catherine Wallis talks about her all-time favourite album, before Derick ‘s wealth of banding knowledge is put to the ultimate test in Bandmastermind.
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This episode features two Englishmen who live in Canada and a Canadian! Eminent composer, Kevin Norbury, joins Matthew Frost to talk about his life, his work in Music Editorial and his composing. Captain Nicholas Samuel then joins Matthew to take a look at his beautifully crafted piece ‘Gift of love’. Before Kevin returns to compete in Bandmastermind, Marcus Venables talks about his all-time favourite album.
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Eminent Salvationist composer, Dr Kenneth Downie, joins Matthew Frost to talk about his life, his faith and his music. Bandmaster Paul Sharman then returns to the podcast to continue his look at Dean Goffin’s classic piece, ‘Symphony of thanksgiving’. Before Ken returns to compete in Bandmastermind, Andrew Wainwright talks to Matthew about his all-time favourite album.
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Trevor Caffull, Managing Director of SATCoL, joins Matthew Frost to talk about his life, faith and how he has strived to nurture relationships between The Salvation Army and the world of contesting bands. Bandmaster Paul Sharman then returns to the podcast to look at Dean Goffin’s classic piece, ‘Symphony of thanksgiving’. Before Trevor returns to compete in Bandmastermind, Bandmaster Jonathan Evans (Sale) talks to Matthew about his all-time favourite album.
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Season 3 kicks off with host Matthew Frost talking to Emmanuel Moukoko. Emmanuel tells us about his life, faith and leadership, as well as giving us a snapshot of Salvation Army music-making in Africa. Friend of the podcast Andrew Blyth, joins Matthew to look at his evocative piece ‘Still’. In a new feature on Fully Scored, Fred Mbesi talks about his all-time favourite album before Emmanuel returns to compete in Bandmastermind.
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In this bonus episode, Matthew Frost hosts an Ashes special as Australia (Darren Waterworth) and England (Nicholas Brill) go head to head in an epic battle to see who is the ultimate Fully Scored superfan!
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On this episode Matthew Frost talks to professional trumpeter and lifelong Salvationist Anthony Thompson about his life, faith and music. Stephen Bulla then joins Matthew to look at his festive favourite 'The proclamation of Christmas'. To complete the episode, Anthony's band knowledge is put to the test in Bandmastermind.
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On this episode Matthew Frost talks to the Principal Cornet of the Chicago Staff Band, Beth Malovance about her life, work and ministry. Dr Kenneth Downie then joins Matthew - in person! - to look at his majestic 'King of Heaven'. To complete the episode, Beth's band knowledge is put to the test in Bandmastermind.
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On this episode Matthew Frost talks to Richard Phillips about his life and music. No topic is left untouched as they discuss everything from choral symphonies to arm wrestling! Bruce Broughton then joins Matthew to look at 'Covenant'. To complete the episode, Richard tries to dislodge Andrew Blyth from the top of the Bandmastermind leaderboard.
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On this episode Matthew Frost talks to the inspirational Clarence Adoo. Harold Burgmayer then joins Matthew to look at 'The call of the righteous'. To complete the episode, Clarence returns to have a go at Bandmastermind!
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On this episode Matthew Frost talks to legendary Hollywood film composer Bruce Broughton. William Himes then joins Matthew to look at 'To the chief musician'. To complete the episode we have a Bandmastermind like no other!
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On this special episode to celebrate Canada Day, host Matthew Frost talks to two fine Canadian Salvationist musicians and looks at an iconic piece of SA literature from one of Canada's finest. Director for Music & Gospel Arts, Craig Lewis, is grilled by Matthew on his life, ministry and all things Canadian. This is followed by Phil Rayment's insightful analysis on Morley Calvert's 'Canadian Folk Song Suite'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. Matthew talks to renowned composer Dr Dorothy Gates about her life, faith and music. Richard Phillips then joins Matthew to look at the meaning behind the music of Eric Ball's 'The eternal presence'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. Matthew talks to renowned composer and conductor William Himes about his life and compositions. Richard Phillips then joins Matthew to look at the meaning behind the music of Eric Ball's 'The eternal presence'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode, Matthew is joined by prolific Australian composer Noel Jones as he celebrates turning 80.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode, Matthew talks to New York Staff Bandmaster Derek Lance about his life, work and ministry. Matthew is then joined by Andrew Blyth to analyse Leslie Condon's 'In wonder beholding'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode Dr. Howard Evans shares with us his experiences of music making in The Salvation Army as well as taking on the Bandmastermind challenge. Also featured is the analysis of 'Just as I am' (Heaton) by Paul Hindmarsh.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode William Flinn shares with us his experiences of music making in The Salvation Army. Also featured is the the analysis of 'Gaudete' with the composer himself, Kevin Norbury.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode Major John Mott shares with us his experiences as a minister in The Salvation Army and talks about the Household Troops Band. Also featured is the second part of the analysis of Ray Steadman-Allen’s ‘The Holy War’ with Dr Howard Evans and another round of ’Bandmastermind'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode Major Martin Cordner shares with us his influences and experiences of life as a composer and minister in The Salvation Army. Also featured is an analysis of Ray Steadman-Allen’s ‘The Holy War’ with Dr Howard Evans and another round of ’Bandmastermind'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this live episode we hear from the former Principal Cornet of the Chicago Staff Band, Peggy Thomas, about her life and her work, before talking to Paul Drury about his sparkling march 'Jubilee!'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this 'Down Under' special, we hear from Bandmaster Ken Waterworth about life as Bandmaster of the Melbourne Staff Band, before talking to Barrie Gott about his piece, 'Light-walk'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode legendary trumpet player Philip Smith gives us an insight into his life and work. Also featured is an analysis of ‘Prelude on ‘Lavenham’’ with the composer, Geoffrey Nobes, plus another round of ’Bandmastermind'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode Bandmaster John Lam gives us an insight into his life and work as Bandmaster of the Canadian Staff Band. Also featured is an analysis of 'Guardian of my soul' with the composer, Darren Shaw, plus another round of ’Bandmastermind'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode Nick Simmons-Smith gives us an insight into his life and work in The Salvation Army's USA Southern Territory. Also featured is an analysis of 'Everlasting Hope' with the composer, Paul Sharman plus another round of ’Bandmastermind'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode Don Jenkins shares with us some of his experiences as a lifelong SA musician. Also featured is an analysis of the 2nd half of Robert Redhead’s ‘Corpus Christi’ with Major Martin Cordner and another round of ’Bandmastermind'.
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode Philip Cobb shares with us his influences and experiences of life as a world leading trumpeter and of music within The Salvation Army. Also featured is an analysis of Robert Redhead’s ‘Corpus Christi’ with Major Martin Cordner and another round of ’Bandmastermind'.
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Host Matthew Frost struggles to get his mouth around Leopold Stokowski's name...
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode, Paul Sharman shares with us his influences and experiences of music within the Salvation Army. Also featured is an analysis of the third movement of Leslie Condon's 'Easter Glory' and 'Bandmastermind'. Produced by Simon Gash Published by Music Editorial Audio extracts used with permission of SP&S
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Hosted by Matthew Frost. On this episode, Andrew Blyth shares with us his influences and experiences of music within the Salvation Army. Also featured is an analysis of the second movement of Leslie Condon's 'Easter Glory' and 'Bandmastermind'. Produced by Simon Gash Published by Music Editorial Audio extracts used with permission of SP&S
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Presented by Matthew Frost. On this first episode, Dr. Stephen Cobb joins us in the studio to chat about his influences and experiences of brass banding in The Salvation Army. Andrew Blyth discusses the first movement of Leslie Condon's 'Easter Glory'. We host the first round of 'Bandmastermind'. Produced by Simon Gash Published by Music Editorial Audio extracts used with permission of SP&S
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