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Sunday 10 May 2009
Thursday 7 May 2009
Wednesday 6 May 2009
Copper Coast Geopark, EI2GEO
South Eastern Amateur Radio Group will participate in the Geoparks Communication Weekend over the 23rd and 24th of May 2009. The event is part of European Geoparks Week and SEARG will air the callsign EI2GEO from Tankardstown, Bonmahon, Co. Waterford which lies on the Copper Coast Geopark.
The event is organised by GB6GEO which will be based in the English Riviera Global Geopark and a number of stations based at Geoparks around the world will participate in the event. The following are frequencies likely to be in use by Geopark stations; 3.680MHz, 7.080MHz, 14.180MHz, 21.180MHz, and 28.180MHz.
For more information about the Copper Coast Geopark visit; http://www.coppercoastgeopark.com
Info By EI7IS
The event is organised by GB6GEO which will be based in the English Riviera Global Geopark and a number of stations based at Geoparks around the world will participate in the event. The following are frequencies likely to be in use by Geopark stations; 3.680MHz, 7.080MHz, 14.180MHz, 21.180MHz, and 28.180MHz.
For more information about the Copper Coast Geopark visit; http://www.coppercoastgeopark.com
Info By EI7IS
Sunday 3 May 2009
Drogheda Brass Band Blow There Own Trumpits
Results: 2009 European Championships
2-May-2009
Full results for the 2009 European Championships from
Ostend, Belgium.
Information By www.4barsrest.com
Section A
Friday 1 May and Saturday 2 May 2009
Test piece: From Ancient Times, Jan Van der Roost
Adjudicators set work:
Jan Hadermann (Belguim), Garry Cutt (UK), Franz Cibulka (Austria)
Adjudicators own choice:
Blaise Heritier (Switzerland), Ray Farr (UK), Rob Goorhuis (Netherlands)
Results:
1. Cory Band (Wales), 8/4, 98+98=196
Conductor: Dr Robert Childs
2. Brass Band Treize Etoiles (Switzerland), 1/3, 94+94=188
Conductor: James Gourlay
3. Eikanger-Bjorkvik Musikklag (Norway), 7/8, 97+90=187
Conductor: Bjarte Engeset
4. Brass Band Rijnmond (Netherlands), 10/2, 95+91=186
COnductor: Ivan Meylemans
5. Grimethorpe Colliery Band (England), 3/9, 90+96=186
Conductor: Allan Withington
6. Brass Band Oberoestereich (Austria), 9/1, 96+89=185
Conductor: Hannes Buchegger
7. Festival Brass Band (Belgium), 11/6, 91+93=184
Conductor: Manu Mallaerts
8. Tredegar Band (Wales), 4/11, 92+87=179
Conductor: Ian Porthouse
9. Lyngby-Taarbaek Brass Band (Denmark), 5/10, 93+84=177
Conductor: Christian Schmiedescamp
10. Whitburn (Scotland), 6/5, 89+86=175
Conductor: Russell Gray)
11. Brass Band Aeolus (France), 2/7, 88+85=173
Conductor: Bastien Stil
Best Soloist Award:
MIchael Dodd, Grimethorpe
Tied scores: Set work results takes precident.
B Section
Saturday 2 May: 9.00-1200 local time
Test piece: Catedrales, Bert Appermont and Own Choice Programme
Adjudicators:
Jan Hadermann (Belguim), Garry Cutt (UK), Franz Cibulka (Austria)
B Section
1. 3ba-brass (Germany), 6, 95
Conductor: Franz Matysiak
2. Brass Band Wipptal (Italy), 3, 93
Conductor: Martin Gruber
3. Austrian Brass Band of the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz
(Austria), 4, 90
Conductor: Prof. Uwe Koell
Brass Band Senjorai (Lithuania), 5
Conductor: Piet Visser
Murley Silver Band (Northern Ireland), 2
Conductor: William Hill
Drogeheda Brass Band (Republic
of Ireland), 1
Conductor: Michael Maher
Well done Lads!
Brendan Nutley
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