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Brighouse and Rastrick Band : ウィキペディア英語版
Brighouse and Rastrick Brass Band

The Brighouse and Rastrick Brass Band was formed in 1881. It is based in Brighouse, in Calderdale, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom.
==History==
The Brighouse and Rastrick Band is regarded by many as the best and most consistent ‘public subscription band’ in the world. In its time the majority of premier band championships have been held by ‘Briggus’ whilst the band has also attracted a formidable reputation for highly entertaining concerts for both the general public and brass band connoisseur.
The band was formed over 125 years ago through public donations given by the townsfolk of the adjacent villages of Brighouse and Rastrick that face each other across the River Calder in West Yorkshire, England.
Today, it still continues to be supported through public subscriptions and its own fund raising efforts. Its amateur members traditionally pride themselves on being financially independent, never having been beholden to any commercial interest, yet they are still regarded as one of the ‘elite’ on the contest and concert platforms.
Since January 1995, the band has practised at their purpose-built hall and music library called ''West Ridings'' at Brighouse High School on ''Finkil Street'' in the north of Brighouse near the A644.
In 2009 (when conducted by Richard Evans), Brighouse and Rastrick achieved "Most Entertaining Band" at Brass in Concert. In 2010 (when conducted by Professor David King) they won the Regional Championship in Yorkshire, regarded as the strongest region for banding in the world and the National Championships of Great Britain, a competition held at London's Royal Albert Hall,〔 a feat replicated the following year, the (Yorkshire Championship title in 2011 ) and the (National Championship title ). Along with the contest successes, followers of brass band website 4barsrest.com voted Brighouse & Rastrick and conductor David King 'Band of the Year 2011' and 'Conductor of the Year 2011' respectively. (Full results )
In 2012 the Band were therefore aiming for a hatrick of wins at both events, only to be pipped to 2nd place at each. With another 2nd placing in Yorkshire and a 4th placing at the National Finals in 2013, it's taken until 2014 for B&R to reclaim the Yorkshire title under the leadership of David King. The Band's Principal Cornet players Stuart Lingard was awarded the 'Best Principal Cornet' for his contribution.
A full write up of the competition can be (read here ).

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