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fiona wrote:...The conductor - when he was introduced towards the end as having arranged the pieces, was that just for Fodens or for all the brass bands on the whole tour? He was great fun to watch.
pomfob wrote:I think his name is Peter Wraight. He did the arrangements, & he's been conducting at all the shows. He does come across as having a tremendous time.
pomfob wrote:
I think his name is Peter Wraight. He did the arrangements, & he's been conducting at all the shows. He does come across as having a tremendous time.
lucky6 wrote:Greetings all. Haven't been on here for a while. A quick question for those of you who have already seen a Sea of Brass show...
How long is the show in its entirety? And does it tend to start on time?
It could last all night and include the entire back catalogue as far as I'm concerned, but I need to meet up with someone (who is foolishly not attending) after the show, so need to know roughly what time I'll be leaving the Barbican.
Many thanks!
Kramer wrote:lucky6 wrote:Greetings all. Haven't been on here for a while. A quick question for those of you who have already seen a Sea of Brass show...
How long is the show in its entirety? And does it tend to start on time?
It could last all night and include the entire back catalogue as far as I'm concerned, but I need to meet up with someone (who is foolishly not attending) after the show, so need to know roughly what time I'll be leaving the Barbican.
Many thanks!
It's around 90 minutes in duration. I imagine it will start on time, electricity supply permitting.
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