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Black Dyke Band double champions 1976-77

Double Champions 1976 and 1977

Back row: Roy Powell Percussion, Dennis Essex 2nd Trombone, Alan Widdop Bass Trombone, Frank Berry Solo Trombone, Fred Ellis 2nd Cornet, Angelo Bearpark 2nd Cornet, Kevin Wadsworth Solo Horn, Stephen Brooke 2nd Horn, David Essex 1st Horn, Philip Gee Percussion,
Middle row: Jack Brook Solo Cornet, Malcolm Turton Solo Cornet, Ken MacDonald Solo Cornet, Phillip McCann Principal Cornet, David Carder Soprano Cornet, David Pogson Flugal Horn, Neil Jowett Repiano Cornet, Glyn Leeming 3rd Cornet, Peter Morecroft 3rd Cornet,
Front row: Derek Jackson Bb Bass, George Morgan Eb Bass, John Clough Solo Euphonium, John Slinger Solo Baritone, Major Peter Parkes Professional Conductor, Roy Newsome Resident Conductor Brian Broadbent 2nd Baritone, Stuart Derrick 2nd Euphonium, Allan Holdsworth Eb Bass, David Rhodes Bb Bass.

Category: Photographic Print
Dimensions: Print 235 mm x 130 mm, Frame 320 mm x 290 mm
Date of Production: 1977
Ownership: Part of Black Dyke Collection 2016
Condition of Item: Good. A colour tint has developed on the photographic print which may be due to exposure to UV light.
Location: On Wall in Black Dyke Band Room
Artefact ID: BD2016-015
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