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East Woodhay Silver Band

appearing at

Eastrop Park

Basingstoke, Hampshire

Sunday 8th of July 2018

15:00 - 17:00

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East Woodhay Silver Band

Genre

Live Performance
Brass Band

Description

EWSB are a non contesting village band .

There are no auditions before joining; if someone is keen to join us then that is the primary requirement.
The band has an active training programme and trainees can progress to the senior band once a good standard of playing has been reached.

Players of any age are eligible and can have the use of a band instrument.

The band is conducted by Tim Crouter who has been involved in brass bands for many years. Apart from his ability as a conductor, he is also a fine tuba player.
Tim began his banding with Hyde and then Verwood bands culminating in being M.D. of Verwood Concert Brass in his early 20’s. He then had periods of 3 years each in the Tuba sections of both Woodfalls and Sun Life learning much from the best band trainers in the business.

Tim has also directed Wantage, Aldbourne, and Rogerstone Bands and he still leads Hungerford Town Band having taken them to the National Finals on many occaisions.

In 1998 he graduated at the University of Sheffield having completed a B.A. in Band Studies under the direction of Richard Evans.

Since 1992, Tim has been a freelance Brass and Woodwind teacher and he spreads his time between private lessons and teaching at local school

Tim has directed East Woodhay Silver Band since 2007

Eastrop Park

Venue Type

Public Bandstand

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Description

As well as a bandstand you will find a boating lake, tree trail, trim trail, children’s play area and a paddling pool in Eastrop Park.

The park has been awarded the Green Flag Award for 2017 to 2018.

The River Loddon runs through the park, feeding into a balancing pond in the wildlife area. You can watch wildlife from the dipping platform: on, below and beside the water (caution is recommended in wet conditions). Many birds inhabit this area including a kingfisher which can be seen hunting along the river.

Café and boathouse
This facility is weather dependent but generally open from 11.30am to 5.30pm as follows:

Easter weekend/Easter school holiday.
May half term.
School summer holiday.
Bank holidays between Easter and the end of September.
Weekends from Easter until the end of September.

Bring your picnics, rugs and deckchairs to enjoy a relaxed afternoon of music.

Eastrop Lane,

Basingstoke,

Hampshire,

England,

RG21 4QB.

Parking AvailableFree ParkingToiletsAccessible ToiletDisabled AccessFamily FriendlyDog FriendlyCafe NearbyIcecream Kiosk / Van

Free Admission

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