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NEWS AND EVENTS


Saskatoon Community Bands   

Registration for Saskatoon Community Bands began this week; there is still time to join. Various Bands rehearse on Mondays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Holy Cross High School theater. The Saskatoon Community Bands are in need of percussionists. If you are looking for a band to join please contact:

 stooncommunitybands@gmail.com


 

Saskatoon Concert And Auxiliary Band

More musicians needed for the Saskatoon Concert Band and Auxiliary Band! Auxiliary band practices at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and concert band practices at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. 

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Meadow Lake New Horizon Band

The Meadow Lake New Horizon Band is starting its second season and is accessible to local adults and senior high school band students. ALL levels of expertise are welcome.

Rehearsals are a terrific opportunity to brush up on rusty skills, pick up new ones, enjoy music, and meet other musicians in our community. Director Ben Giesbrecht has worked with students at all academic levels, teaches band to students in grades 6 through 12, and is a current Messiah University graduate student studying wind conducting.

Rehearsal time: Monday 7-9 pm @ Carpenter High School theater in Meadow Lake. 

To register visit: Registation




Queen City Brass Band

All brass players, please join us! The QCBB has started up again and registration is still open; if you are interested, please let us know.

Rehearsal are Wednesday from 7-9pm @ Knox-Metropolitan Church.

Director Mark Preece can be reached at mcpreece@gmail.com or qcbbregina@gmail.com for further information or to join.


Warman Community Band

All ages of musicians are welcome to join the WCB, as long as they can read music and have a few years of playing experience. The WCB will start up on the 18th of September. 

Rehearsal time: Mondays from 7 - 9pm at 418 Central Street West, Warman

Please contact us to join


SBA Partnership with NAC


The SBA is pleased to announce a partnership with the National Arts Centre (NAC) and its Music Alive program! The NAC's Music Alive program has provided support to rural and remote band programs in Saskatchewan for a number of years. 

Both the SBA and the NAC look forward to this partnership helping to expand the reach and support provided to band directors and developing band musicians. The partnership helps support  SBA's summer initiatives such as Band in the Park and our online Master Classes and Instrument Repair sessions.

Stay tuned for ongoing updates and new initiatives made possible with this fantastic partnership. 



Saskatchewan Band Association Outreach Ensemble!

This group of young musicians are summer staff through SBA and have created a small ensemble that plays within the communities across Saskatchewan. They primarily plays jazz and Disney songs as they go to old folk homes, day cares and community centres. Their whole goal is to bring the joy of music to the community and create an awareness towards band programs. 



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