The band had an incredibly successful weekend at the competition, becoming the top English band in the 3rd section just two years after winning the title in the 4th section.
Another successful outing at the regional contest in Stevenage has landed the band second place and qualification for the National Finals for the fourth time!
The band were delighted to welcome Jonny Bates, Principal Tenor Horn player for Black Dyke, for a workshop ahead of the area contest in March.
With the end of 2012 fast approaching, have a look back at a fantastic year for this small village band from deepest Norfolk…
We are delighted to announce that Norfolk Wherry Brass are the 4th Section National Champions of Great Britain. The only band from Norfolk & Suffolk to qualify for the National Finals and the only Norfolk band ever to win a National Championship title.
After months of rehearsal, the time is almost upon us when Norfolk Wherry Brass travel to Cheltenham to represent the county at the National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain.
Following our success in the London & Southern Counties Regional Brass Band Championship earlier this year, Norfolk Wherry Brass entered the EABBA’s Spring Contest in Norwich on Sunday May 13th.
We are extremely pleased to report that we came 2nd in London & Southern Counties Regional Brass Band Championship in Stevenage!
The senior band are holding an open rehearsal on 13th March 2012 from 8pm. Read the article for more details.
It’s going to be a busy weekend for Norfolk Wherry Brass as we show our respect at a number of local events.
Norfolk Wherry Brass was formed in 2004 by a group of musicians from across East Anglia. The band is located in Neatishead, Norfolk, at one of the most eco-friendly village halls in Great Britain, the New Victory Hall.