Welcome!


Stannary Brass Band was formed in 1995 and is based in Tavistock, Devon.
It's objective is "to maintain, improve and advance the education of the public through the promotion and practice of brass band music".

Rehearsals


Wednesdays7.30 - 9.30pm
Sundays10.30-12.30pm

Stannary Brass Band is a member of the South West Brass Band Association. It has chosen to be a non-contesting band. The band enjoys taking part in local events throughout the year and provides opportunities for young people to learn to play an instrument and perform in public.
Instruments are available for anyone of any age who would like to learn to play.
Experienced players are always welcome.
Please contact Steve or Jenny Gray on 01822 854888 or e-mail stevegray10@yahoo.com or jennygray10@yahoo.com
Stannary Brass Band is now a registered charity, no. 1091307.
For information about the band's committee, patron and constitution please see the next page "about the band".
Stannary Brass Band continues to raise money for it's instrument fund. Grateful thanks to the following businesses and individuals for their contributions:

  • Devonport Royal Naval Dockyard (DML)

    • Babcock Marine
  • DML Sports and Social Club

  • Carlton TV / ITV Westcountry

  • Mansbridge and Balment Estate Agents

  • Hollinshead & Co.

  • Francis Clark accountants

  • Edmunds of Tavistock

  • Westmoor Veterinary Centre

  • Rowett Insurance

  • Harford Bridge Park

  • Town Farm Veterinary Centre

  • Mr. Arthur Smith

  • Antex (Electronics) Ltd.

  • West Devon Borough Council

  • Tavistock Town Council

  • Fulfords Estate Agents

  • Lions Club of Tavistock

  • Rotary Club of Tavistock

    • Devon Community Foundation Grassroots grant.

Thanks also to the many businesses in the Tavistock area that have given their support in various ways.
Thank you to local businesses that have supported our recent request for help to make a band CD.


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Devon Community Foundation Fund.
In 2009 Stannary Brass Band was awarded £500 by the Devon Community Foundation (Grassroots grant) towards buying a new euphonium.
The euphonium has now been purchased and a photograph with article has appeared in the Tavistock Times Gazette. ....
MD's report 2010.
This year has been one of adjustment and change for the band, and it is to everyone's credit that the band has come through as strong as ever. We were very sad to lose Alan Fisher as our chairman, but thank Jon Benzie for coming forward and filling the void that Alan had left.
The band continues to move forward, and I would of course like to thank Tony, Rachel, Jennie Fisher and Janet for their help and assistance with the main Band, training Band and the Beginners section.
This ....
Chairman's report 2010.
Since our last AGM in April 2009, the band continued to steadily progress. Band Membership has increased slightly since last year, rising from 57 to 61.
The band continues to have a good number of younger (and some slightly older) new players to fill our training band. I would like to take this chance to thank those members for supporting the band, working hard and one day we would love to see them in the main Band. I would also like to thank on your behalf those Band members that ....
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Entertainment contest., Exmouth.Saturday September 4th 2010 // 0:0
New players always welcome.Brass instruments are now available.

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