Welcome to the new web home of Bristol Concert Wind Band and its associated bands.
Ever fancied being in a band? If you can play a bit already you might fit right into our learners class which started in Sept 2011 - it's never too late to learn, so drop us an email or phone the numbers in the sidebar for details. More advanced players are welcome in our 2nd year class. It's a fun, relaxed class and a great place to learn together and make new friends. If you would like to learn from scratch we will be starting a new complete beginners class in September.More info
Bristol Concert Wind Band are a successful community band who have been running for over 30 years. We play a wide range of musical styles from classical to swing, to suit every audience or occasion. We are now directed by Rainer Dolz and rehearse every Wednesday at St Peter's Church, Allison Road, Broomhill, Bristol BS4 4NZ. Explore this site for more information, or call Graham, on 0117 932 4878
If you would like to join us or one of our associated bands check our current vacancies
To hear the band check our concert dates. We play at various venues during the spring and summer including some free concerts in local parks. You can also hear a piece from our spring concert on You Tube.
If you are interested in booking the band for your own event please
The band playing in the Colston Hall foyer in Oct 2010
We also manage other Bristol wind bands:
Two learner bands - run as beginners band classes which teach music from scratch over a two year course - more information
An Intermediate band - "The Untrained Melodies" for those who have completed the learners course or for players of a similar standard - more information
Swings Cool - a monthly class for those who would like to learn to play swing band music - more information
The band has recently appointed Rainer Dolz as their new Musical Director and has held a very successful training day led by Major David Marshall, retired conductor of the Coldstream Guards.
Our featured soloist at this years Spring Concert was Enrico Cristini
Carl Maria von Weber, Op. 73 - Concerto No. 1 in F Minor for clarinet see more here
