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| Two Cornish villages with brass
band connections . . . . . . |
| This website is packed
with a wealth of information about the band. |
| Learn about the band's history,
and find out who's who. You can also listen to our recordings,
view our list of engagements, and photos of past engagements. |
| To navigate your way around this
site please use the links on the left-hand side of the page,
alternatively you can use the links at the bottom of each the
page. |
| We hope you enjoy your visit
- and don’t forget to sign the Guestbook!
If you have any queries or comments please contact
us. |
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| Falmouth Princess Pavilions |
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| Remembrance Day Parade |
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| The villages of Carharrack and
St. Day lie six miles southwest of Truro. There has been a brass
band connected with these two villages since 1912. |
| Initially brass players were
predominately male, however, over the years this has changed
and today Carharrack & St. Day Silver Band has 12 female
players and 8 bandsmen. Practice takes place on Wednesday and
Friday evenings under the direction of Roy Trelease, the 17th
musical director of the band. |
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| St Day Street Market |
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| National Maritime Museum Events Centre |
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| The villages lie at the heart
of what was once a thriving mining industry, with some of the
first practices taking place in the outbuildings of Ting Tang
Mine. To this day remnants of this industry can still be seen
in the abundance of mine buildings in the area. |
| The music that Carharrack
& St. Day Silver Band play demonstrates the fun and light
heartiness of this youthful group of musicians. |
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