Victoria On The Run

Victoria On The Run

The band is very proud of its intrepid trombone player Victoria Oliver and her husband well regarded percussionist Simon Oliver, who are both taking part in the London Marathon on the 22nd April.  Victoria is running to raise money for the Motor Neurone Disease Association and Simon for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

It’s not too late to sponsor them via their fundraising pages below.  Good Luck to you both!

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Victoria-Oliver4MNDA

https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-display/showROFundraiserPage?userUrl=Simonsgoingtofinish&pageUrl=2

New Year Changes

The New Year has seen a few changes at the Lindley Band.

Rob Westacott, who recently retired from top class playing with Brighouse & Rastrick, has accepted the role as Musical Director and will make his debut with the band at the forthcoming Brass at the Guild contest in Preston on 28th January.  Meanwhile, outgoing MD James McCabe has moved in the opposite direction and has returned to Rothwell Temperance Band as principal cornet.

Within the Lindley player ranks, Alison Pickles has moved to principal cornet, whilst the talented Harry Newton, a pupil at Chetham’s School of Music, has joined on solo euphonium. Haydn Osborne has been promoted to second cornet, joined by Andrew Chandler who has returned to the band after a short break and 10 year old Lucas Williamson, another successful product of Lindley’s Tower Brass, has joined on percussion.

New Signings!

New Signings!

Lindley Band is pleased to announce three new summer signings.  The band is very pleased to welcome Louise Fisher and Lloyd Brown on horn and trombone respectively, joining Lindley after a brief break from brass banding.  Also very welcome is Chetham’s School of music pupil Harry Newton on Euphonium.  Harry is a pupil of David Thornton and Billy Millar