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Matthew gathers three of his ISB colleagues together to talk all things Staff Band. We learn about the commitment involved in being a Staff Bandsman as well as finding out what goes on when they’re not on stage. The chat approaches the topic of how the Staff Band manages to stay relevant in proclaiming the gospel in the 21st century. We are also privy to behind-the-scenes details of weekends away and rehearsals from the longest-serving Staff Bandsman – Nigel Hills, the youngest Staff Bandsman – Harry Stubbs and the new Staff Bandmaster – Jonathan Evans.

Hosted by Matthew Frost
Produced by Simon Gash
Published by Music Editorial
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Matthew welcomes a panel of guests from around The Salvation Army world who all have vast experience in leading music groups. Matthew poses some tough questions to Bandmaster Matthew Luhn – USA Eastern Territory; Julia Roper – Worship Arts Team Leader, Australia; and Bandmaster Anthony Thompson – Castleford, UKI Territory.

‘Player Profile’ and ‘The Doctor will see you now’ complete the episode.

Hosted by Matthew Frost
Produced by Simon Gash
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This special episode features three inspirational role models! Bandmaster Yvonne Ferguson, Composer Dorothy Gates and Territorial Music and Arts Secretary Heather Osmond join guest host Eleanor Hedley to talk about their roles within Salvation Army music. Eleanor asks the panel some challenging questions including some posed by a few of the girls from this year’s Territorial Youth Band Course.

Hosted by Eleanor Hedley
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Following on from last month’s episode about Colonel Robert Redhead, we now look at his musical output and the impact it has made on the current-day Salvation Army since his first piece was published over 50 years ago. Matthew is joined by a panel of esteemed Salvation Army composers who all know Robert Redhead’s music and the techniques he employed. We’re grateful to Martin Cordner, Richard Phillips and Marcus Venables for sharing their knowledge of Robert’s vast catalogue of fine music and how his music has influenced their own writing.

Two new features for Series 7 – ‘Player Profile’ and ‘The Doctor will see you now’ – complete this new-look episode.

Hosted by Matthew Frost
Produced by Simon Gash
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Colonel Robert Redhead has made a significant impact on the SA music scene across the world, serving as Staff Bandmaster of three staff bands – the Canadian Staff Band, The International Staff Band and the Melbourne Staff Band. Matthew is joined by a panel of guests who give us a personal insight into Robert Redhead: The Man. We’re grateful to Steve Brown, Trevor Caffull and Darren Waterworth for sharing their unique experiences of Robert, along with some wonderful stories (and impressions!).

Two new features for Series 7 – ‘Player Profile’ and ‘The Doctor will see you now’ – complete this new-look episode.

Hosted by Matthew Frost
Produced by Simon Gash
Published by Music Editorial
Audio extracts used with permission of SP&S
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.