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City of Cardiff Concert Band

The University Wind Band Society is a fairly large society, with around 80 active members. We give wind, brass and percussion players the opportunity to continue playing whilst at Cardiff.

The society is based around our large symphonic wind band; 'The City of Cardiff Concert Band'. We play to a very high level and perform regular concerts throughout the year covering as many genres of music as possible. We also aim to help to set up smaller ensembles, such as brass/wind quintets or jazz groups and provide opportunities for these groups to perform.

We will also arrange as many social events as possible, eg. pub crawls, nights out, trips to concerts etc. Last Easter we went to Dublin on tour and we are currently planning a trip to Germany for Easter 2008! See the events page for more details.

Rehearsals are held at Crwys Road Methodist Church (opposite Domino's pizza) every Wednesday in term time between 6.30pm and 9:00pm.

Society Membership
The band and society are open to anyone, regardless of experience or level of playing, although we do recommend a minimum of grade 5 for the band. If you are interested in joining, contact us here or just come along to one of our rehearsals. Membership is £10 for the year but we dont expect you to pay this until you've given us a try.

YOUR NEW COMMITTEE
The team who will be running the society for the next academic year are:
President: Claire Hill
Secretary: Roz Surtees
Treasurer: Emily Redman
Musical Director: Andy Bulleyment
Librarians: Scott Langridge & Rhys Phillips
Concert Organisers: Katrina Ficarotta, Jenny Green & Rowan Locke
Webmaster: Rhys Phillips
Social Secretary: Chris Dawson
Other Committee Members: Kirsty Hett

The Committee (2006-2007)
The team who have been running the society this year are:
President: Kirsty Hett
Secretary: Chris Dawson
Treasurer: Emily Redman
Musical Director: Andy Bulleyment
Webmaster: Rhys Phillips
Social Secretary: Claire Hill