Thursday, September 26, 2024
Regional Contest 2023 - Band Events 21 September 2024
Thursday, September 12, 2024
Performance in the Gallagher Theatre (shared with Hamilton City Brass and the Victorian Youth Brass Band)
We had a great time performing at the Gallagher performing Arts Centre at the University of Waikato. This event was called "Tutti" which essentially acknowledged the three bands who performed: Hamilton Auxiliary, Victorian State Youth Brass Band, Hamilton City Brass.
Thank you to Todd Smith for stepping up to take Hamilton Auxiliary Brass (as well as Hamilton City Brass) as we prepared for Regional Contest. We had a great time with you waving your magic wand in front of us.
Thank you to Richard Lummus for your spectacular photos of this momentous occasion.
Can't Stop the Beat, Colne, Dark Side of the Moon, Brass Machine and Concert d'Aranjuez
Hamilton City Brass performing Toccata (also one of their regional contest pieces)
Friday, May 3, 2024
ANZAC Day 2024 - Morrinsville
The band came together for another ANZAC service at the Morrinsville Cenotaph.
It was a beautiful day and the band played REALLY well.
Thursday, April 4, 2024
2024 Morrinsville A&P Show Videos
Saturday, February 17, 2024
2023 in review
Wow 2023 was incredible: Sorry for delays... Here is a wrap up of our 2023 year in approximate chronological.
JANUARY
- Walter participated in the Northern Brass Youth Day with Sir Bob Childs
- NEW GIG PACKS MADE!!
MARCH
- Morrinsville Auxiliary performed at the A&P Show
- Morrinsville Market Day
- 25 April - Anzac Day
- Concert with Cambridge Brass Band
MAY
- Waibop Brass Youth Day with Vickie van Uden
- Matamata Festival Silver
MAY/JUNE
Video conferences with Jack Bewley (composer), Hayden Cullen (former NZAB) cornet player, Fraser Bremner (Percussionist & composer from New Plymouth) and our very own Todd Smith (Hamilton City Brass Band)
JULY NATIONAL CONTEST
- Walter Hughes 1st U19 Euphonium & highly commended at Junior Champion of Champions
- Anessa 1st U15 'other instruments' (everything except trumpet/cornet
- Lizzie 6th U15 Cornet
- Walter and Hana played in Matamata Brass placed 2nd in C Grade
- Walter, Leighton, Quentin and Hana played in Hamilton City Brass placed 4th in A Grade
SEPTEMBER - REGIONAL CONTEST
- Hamilton Auxiliary Champion D Grade Band
- Hamilton Auxiliary Brass Ensemble 1st in D Grade - Leighton conducted
- Trombone Quartet 3rd (Sandra, Anessa, Liam and Vonya)
- U16 Air vari Anessa 1st,
- U16 Slow Melody Anessa 1st
- Open Air vari Sandra 12th = and Slow Melody Sandra 17th
- NSSBB Principal Euphonium: Walter
- NSSBB Principal Trombone: Anessa
- NSSBB 3rd Cornet: Lizzie
- NSSBB Development Band: Bass Trombone: Vonya
- NSSBB Development Band: 2nd Tenor Horn: James
- Manager Sandra
- NYBB Tutors: Charlie (HCB) and Leighton (HCB)
- Best Attendance: George Jennings
- Auxiliary Most Improved: Anessa
- Section of the Year: Trombones (Anessa, Robert, Sandra, Liam, Lynn, Vonya)
- Bands Person of the Year: Lynn
- STAR CROSSED "the story of Romeo and Juliet" Lizzie and Anessa played with Hamilton City Brass.
- 10 Pin Bowling - Well done Geoff!! Champion!! & Farewell to Hana (exchange student going back to Japan)
- Morrinsville Christmas Parade - yes we marched!!
- HCB Annual Christmas Carols fundraising
- Hamilton Auxiliary Play out at Forestlake Rest Home
Hamilton Auxiliary play outs in the shopping malls
As you can tell 2023 was a massive year... thanks so much to Kaperiera Hughes, our MD and Amanda our Manager.
Play out for Friends and Family - Christmas tunes, solos and a family band.
After a year of many rehearsals, the merry cherry and bright came to town with our friends and family play out. We invited guests to watch t...
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Who would have thought 2020 would bring so much change. News... the Coronavirus - Covid-19 has created a set back to the way we do things.....
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It is with sadness that the band farewelled Tom Evans today - our wonderful tenor horn player is going back to the USA to live and work and ...
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Thank you Matamata Brass Band for organising the WBOP Youth Day. Musical directors for the day were: Malcolm Barr, Memorie Brookie and Te Re...
























