Music can give a Salvation Army worship service its shape, from the first welcoming moments to prayer, reflection and sending people back into the week. A…
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A strong hymn accompaniment does more than fill the space beneath a melody. It gives singers confidence, creates room for the text to speak and shapes the…
The rich, mellow voice of the euphonium and the deep resonance of the tuba make a compelling musical partnership. Together, these instruments can sound…
The Salvation Army songster movement grew from a simple purpose: to use trained voices in worship, evangelism and community life. Songsters became organised…
Summer is when brass bands step out of the rehearsal room and into the sunshine. From community concerts and carols to local festivals, contest weekends and…
Youth band sectionals work best when players arrive knowing what they need to practise. A well-chosen recording can demonstrate style, balance, articulation…
A tune-book arrangement can look effortless on the page: a clear melody, supportive harmony and parts that sit comfortably under the fingers. Behind that…
Advent offers a welcome pause before the rush of Christmas preparations. In Australia, that pause may come during a warm evening in Adelaide, after work in…
A brass band recording begins long before the first note is played. Musicians, engineers and producers must understand the chapel’s acoustic character,…
The right audio format can make a noticeable difference in the car. Your choice affects sound quality, storage space, playback compatibility and how easily you…