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We are looking for new members

Darrell Daglish from North Shore Concert Band

We are a friendly, community band, made up of great people of all ages, cultures, and musical abilities.
If you would like to try out our band, we practice in the auditorium at Birkenhead College each Tuesday night @ 7.30.
We are in real need of a Tuba/Base, French horns, trumpets, and basoon right now. But we would be keen for any saxophones, clarinets, flutes, oboe, and percussion.
We play everything from movie themes, musicals, classical, rock, jazz etc.
For many years we have had an annual concert at the PumpHouse Theatre...this year we have 2. The one we just had was a sellout!
It's fun.
If you want to know anything more about the band please call me, Darrell, on 021 99 88 95.

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